SAM PuttLab - Reports Manual - Science & Motion Golf

SAM PuttLab - Reports Manual
1. Graphical display of the results for the current parameter
In this section of the Report view you will see graphical display of the
results. This can be an image with additional results displayed (e.g. Impact
Spot) or data curves (e.g. Putter Path). If results for multiple putts are
displayed you will see them in different colors. The color for a single putt will
be the same for all views in this report. This allows comparing of different
parameters for the same putt.
Some graphics only show an average value of multiple putts (Alignment,
Rotation). In this case the consistency value is very important because it
shows the variability in your putting. Good performance in the currently
shown parameter is indicated by high ratings in Score and Consistency.
2. Detailed output of numerical result values in data graphs with a
benchmark range
The bar charts provide detailed information on each single putt. The
numbers on top of the bars correspond to the data scale. The colored
vertical stripes within the bars represent the different putts. The grey areas
indicate the optimum data ranges as derived from the PGA Tour data
sample.
The number printed on the right side of the graph represents the average
value for this parameter, but the single lines show the value of each stroke.
So you can inspect in detail both the average performance and the
variability of your putts. The average is the basis of calculating the
corresponding Score rating.
The spread of the single data values indicates the distribution for the single
putts. The distribution of the data is the basis of calculating the
corresponding Consistency rating. For high consistency of movement
execution the stripes should be grouped very close together.
The grey area inside of the bar graphs represents the benchmark range and
represents about 68% of the Tour players performance. For a topperformance
your stroke results should be inside of this range. The
benchmark range data has been collected over the last three years from
over 100 European PGA Tour Players and shows their average performance
and variability.
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