Many people underestimate how drastically indoor swing syndrome can affect your ball speeds, and how you absolutely don't feel like you're swinging slower than usual. It is a slightly bigger space vs what I have at home.Thanks for the update, and the honesty. For some reason at the golf studio where I take lessons, I had no issue with being indoors. Well a quick update, I did have indoor swing syndrome.

My bets are on indoor swing syndrome if you donвЂ™t have tons of room, some temperature impact and quality of strike off mat. Hitting off a tee should help tell you if your slightly fatting it and you should feel the progression as you go faster. Put a ball on the tee and start with half swings making good contact and slowly ramp up 10 mph at a time until you max out. You can set the mat height in the apps so if youвЂ™ve done that then I donвЂ™t think thatвЂ™s an issue. The one thing on hardware it could be is if you have a bunch of interference in your hitting area from metal or noise but mostly IвЂ™ve heard that messes with spin and launch or creates no reads not so much ball speed issues but itвЂ™s possible. Unless something was damaged during the вЂњgetting back home phaseвЂќ IвЂ™d be surprised you have a hardware issue if it was working fine before. The hard parts for these machines in my experience is spin. Even my SC200 for a few hundred dollars was bang on against my SkyTrak when I had it and Trackman. I said it in another thread recently but I think ball speed is one of the easiest measurements these units do and they donвЂ™t need much flight time for that based on my experience.

Mevo app vs studio