Flightscope Mevo+ Review – NEW .19 Firmware Update (Driver, Putting, Chipping, & Irons)

Watch our Flightscope Mevo+ Review of the new .19 DSP Firmware Update. We will take the Flightscope Mevo Plus and do a full review of driver, putting, chipping, and irons to see how the new firmware affects spin, distance, and more. The Flightscope Mevo+ is a portable radar based golf launch monitor we have covered quite significantly in the channel so be sure to check out our other Mevo+ videos.

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Be sure to use the Flightscope FS Golf App to update your Flightscope Mevo+ to the new .19 Firmware Update so you can get the best driver, putting, chipping, and iron data.

About the Flightscope Mevo+ Golf Launch Monitor
ABOUT FLIGHTSCOPE MEVO+

The Flightscope Mevo+ launch monitor is a radar based device that can work both indoor and outdoor for golf data and golf simulator use.

What data parameters does Flightscope Mevo Plus provide?
Mevo+ provides Carry Distance, Club Head Speed, Smash Factor, Apex Height, Flight Time, Ball Speed, Vertical Launch Angle, Horizontal Launch Angle, Lateral Landing, Angle of Attack, Total Distance, Roll Distance, Spin Axis, Spin Rate and Spin Loft.

The Flightscope Mevo+ is a consumer 3D Doppler Tracking radar with the following:
Built-in camera for alignment purposes
No self leveling feet – the body rests on the surface with the rear leg pulled open
Simulator Angle stencil to get the Mevo+ in the correct angle for simulation
Off the shelf rechargeable batteries
WiFi Connectivity
Micro USB Charging – Support port

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What is a Golf Simulator?
According to WikiPedia a golf simulator allows golf to be played on a graphically or photographically simulated driving range or golf course, usually in an indoor setting. In some cases, based on the location of the sensing devices, it is now possible to capture data on both ball and club for most accurate speed and directional information, and simulated ball flight behavior.

A golf simulator allows golf to be played on a graphically or photographically simulated driving range or golf course, usually in an indoor setting. It is a technical system used by some golfers to continue their sport regardless of weather and time of day in a converted premises. Simulators have been available since the early 1970s, and systems range in cost from compact units costing well under $200 that work with a computer or video game console, to sophisticated ones costing tens of thousands of dollars. Advanced systems may utilize a dedicated room, hitting screen, projector and other paraphernalia.

Simpler simulators typically do not possess built-in software, but measure the movement of the hand-held sensor and feeds the information to the video game. The information received is then translated into an action of some sort, usually hitting the ball. More advanced simulators often come with their own software, allowing the user to use the system as if they were on a driving range. Relying on a battery of environmental sensors, the software tracks each shot and represents the entire shot, from impact to how the ball bounces visually on screen. In this way, the golfer has a detailed analysis of the entire flight of the ball which can be used for practice or training.

It utilizes a projected landscape, sometimes with natural images. A computer calculates the expected trajectory of the golf ball from data gathered on the swing, and the image of the golf ball flight is then simulated on the screen via a projector. Golf simulators need to present club speed, club path, club face angle at impact, ball speed, ball path, horizontal and vertical launch angle and spin. There are several types of measurement system used in golf simulation to achieve this, such as simulator mats, sonic sound systems, optical sensor arrays, radar and camera ball tracking systems.