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Six bays. Camera-based tracking. Every number that matters, and video of the one thing most golfers never actually see — where the ball met the face.
Six bays. Camera-based tracking. Every number that matters, and video of the one thing most golfers never actually see — where the ball met the face.
The Par Club runs UNEEKOR camera-based launch monitors in all six bays in Castle Rock, Colorado. The system captures ball and club data — including club path, face angle, dynamic loft, and impact position — and records high-speed video of the club face at impact. Standard golf balls work; no markings or stickers are required on the ball.
Every shot, every bay, no setup.
Ball — speed, launch angle, direction, spin rate, spin axis, carry, total, apex, descent angle
Club — club speed, smash factor, club path, face angle, face-to-path, attack angle, dynamic loft, lie angle, impact point on the face
That last one is the one people stand there and stare at.
Most golfers have a theory about their miss. Very few have footage.
The camera captures the club face through impact and shows you the strike location — heel, toe, high, low, and how far off centre. Pair that with face angle and path on the same shot and the miss stops being a mystery. You are not guessing at a fade. You are looking at an open face and an out-to-in path and a strike half an inch toward the toe.
Nothing changes a swing faster than seeing it.
Cameras record your swing face-on and down-the-line. The system analyses the motion against thousands of swing models and returns:
Slow-motion video from the angles a coach would ask for, without booking a coach.
Year-round. Colorado golf has a season. This doesn't.
A real range session. Every ball tracked, no shagging, no 40-degree wind, and a beer.
Leagues. Real global courses on the screen, standings that update weekly. Leagues →
Getting a number on it. Come in with a question about your driver and leave with the answer.
Before a trip. Two sessions before a golf trip is the cheapest stroke-saving you'll ever do.
No, but for a practice session you probably want to. Clubs are available for anyone who'd rather not.
We provide perfect golf balls. You can bring our own balls, but they have to be new in the box, no sharpie markings, no previous play.
Yes. A bay is a bay — bring five people or bring none.
They run radar-and-camera hybrid systems. Ours is camera-based, which is why we can show you actual video of the club face at impact rather than an inferred strike location. Different approach, and it's the reason the impact footage exists.
Weekday mornings and Sunday and Monday. If you want a bay to yourself and a screen to think at, that's when to come.
