The PGA Tour uses a technology called ShotLink to track the
Posted on: February 7, 2023 at 11:16:28 CT
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flight of every shot during a tournament round. ShotLink uses a combination of high-speed cameras, laser rangefinders, and computer algorithms to provide highly accurate data on a shot's trajectory, distance, and landing spot.
The technology is extremely accurate and can predict the landing spot of a shot within a few feet, even when it's still in mid-air. This data is used by the PGA Tour to provide real-time statistics and insights during broadcasts, and it's also used by players and their coaches to analyze their performance and make adjustments to their game.
It's worth noting that while ShotLink is incredibly accurate, it's not perfect. Factors such as wind, ground conditions, and other environmental factors can influence a shot's trajectory and landing spot, so the technology provides only an estimate of where a ball is going to land. Nevertheless, ShotLink has revolutionized the way the PGA Tour collects and analyzes data, and it continues to play a vital role in shaping the modern game of golf.
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