The Benchmark in Overhead Launch Monitors
80 million shots per month worldwide.
Experience the EYE XO, the unbeatable benchmark in overhead launch monitors. Driven by proven camera-based technology, the EYE XO delivers a level of quality and performance that creates its own class.
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
The EYE XO enables users to experience professional training at home, with the added expandability to grow your practice. Its dual high-speed camera system captures all the insights you need to perfect your swing without the clunky setup of other overhead launch monitors.
The Uneekor EYE XO overhead tracking system builds upon the success of the QED system. The EYE XO can detect exact spin using non marked golf balls, this is a revolutionary first for an overhead launch monitor. The unit is ceiling mounted which offers distinct advantages over floor-based sensors such as a Trackman or GC Quad, please enquire for more details!
The EYE XO is an overhead launch monitor that is installed between 2.7m and 3.1m off the ground. This provides the ideal indoor launch monitor, no requirement for obstructions on the ground. GolfSim Australia specialises in installing integrated golf simulators into any custom space. Please enquire for more details.
Software
GolfSim Australia can recommend the widest range of software options, to enable a complete custom solution. Play Augusta, Pebble Beach, and countless more exclusive courses from around the world from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
24 data points for ball and club included
Every data point that you need at your fingertips. Use actionable data to elevate your training. When paired with Swing and Balance Optix technology, it’s never been easier to define and expand your skill set anywhere you play.
Ball Data
Ball Speed
Velocity at which the ball is traveling when it leaves the club face after impact.
Side Spin
Horizontal spin measurement affecting golf ball movement left or right in flight.
Back Spin
Measurement of reverse rotation of the golf ball relative to its trajectory (Backspin generates upward lift and stopping power upon landing).
Side Angle
Angle at which the ball starts its flight, relative to a straight target line (Horizontal launch angle).
Side Total
Deviation left or right of the target while the ball is in the air.
Launch Angle
The initial vertical launch angle of the golf ball post-clubface impact (relative to the ground).
Angle of Descent
The descent angle of the golf ball after reaching its peak trajectory.
Flight Time
The total amount of time the golf ball is in the air.
Spin Axis
The imaginary line around which a spinning object rotates. In the context of sports like golf or baseball, it specifically refers to the axis around which the ball is spinning. In golf, the spin axis affects the ball's trajectory, determining whether it will curve to the left or right during flight.
Distance to Apex
The distance covered by the ball in the air until it reaches the highest point of its trajectory.
Apex
The peak height of the ball’s trajectory.
Ball Flight Type
Description of the balls initial start direction and shot shape.
Carry Distance
Total distance the ball traveled in the air.
Run
Distance the ball travels after making contact with the ground.
Total Distance
Total distance the golf ball travels including the carry and run.
Club Data
Club Speed
The speed of the club at impact.
Smash Factor
Quantifies the efficiency of impact between the club face and the golf ball. It is calculated by dividing the speed of the ball by the speed of the club head at impact. A higher smash factor indicates a more efficient transfer of energy from the club to the ball, typically resulting in greater distance and accuracy.
Face to Path
The angular difference between the face angle and club path.
Attack Angle
The angle at which the clubhead approaches the ball during a golf swing. It is measured relative to the ground and indicates whether the clubhead is moving downward, level, or upward at impact. A positive attack angle means the clubhead is descending into the ball, while a negative angle indicates the clubhead is ascending or sweeping upwards.
Club Path
The in to out, or out to in movement of the club head’s geometric center at the center at the time of impact. Club Path is the direction (right or left) the club head is moving at impact and is measured relative to the target line.
Face Angle
The angular direction of the clubface at impact with the golf ball.
Dynamic Loft
Dynamic loft" refers to the effective loft angle of a golf club at the moment of impact with the ball during a swing. Dynamic loft influences the launch angle and trajectory of the ball, playing a significant role in distance and accuracy in golf shots.
Club Lie Angle
Lie angle refers to the angle between the shaft of a golf club and the ground when the club is in its address position. It is measured relative to the ground and influences the direction in which the clubface points at impact.
Impact Point (Vertical, Horizontal)
The precise location on the clubface where the golf ball makes contact during a swing. It is a critical factor in determining the trajectory, spin, and overall performance of the shot. The position of the impact point relative to the center of the clubface can greatly influence the outcome of the shot, with off-center impacts resulting in less desirable ball flight characteristics.
