Zepp Golf Helps Golfers Achieve Personal Goals

Zepp Golf, an updated wearable motion tracker created by Zepp, was one of the innovative golf products featured at the 2015 PGA Merchanduse Show.

Zepp Golf, a smaller, lighter and more sophisticated replacement for GolfSense, was one of the new products that were featured at the 2015 PGA Merchandise Show, held in Orlando, Florida from January 20 to 23. Zepp Golf is a 3D motion tracker that helps golfers improve their swing. The tracker works with a dedicated Android, iPhone or iPad app and can also be used for baseball, softball and tennis training.

Zepp Golf tracks the golfer's club speed, swing tempo, the angle of the club shaft at the top of the swing, hip rotation, and other important stats. It lets golfers choose their own specific goals and then provides them with insights that help them improve their performance and break through to the next level. With Zepp Golf, users can learn how to increase their club speed, analyse their club and hand plane to improve their accuracy, identify their strengths and weaknesses, and learn to recreate their best swings using the swing data captured by the the tracker. The tracker also provides users with a percentage of how close they are to their personal goals on each individual aspect of the game.

Zepp's motion tracker measures the key aspects of users' swings and lets them analyse and improve each one using 3D and video analysis features that provide users with real-time feedback. Users can even compare their technique and swings to those of professional golfers.

Zepp also offers detailed, personalised reports using 90,000 data points to tell golfers what they are doing best and what needs additional practice. The reports come with various tips and drills that make it easier for users to train and improve.

Zepp Golf comes with a sensor, a mount that attaches to the golfer's glove, and a free mobile app. Golfers can connect wirelessly via Bluetooth to check their swing data, analyse their performance and track improvements on their mobile device. The tracker also allows them to record their swing videos, compare their 3D swing to the pros, and access a series of training videos.

At the PGA Merchandise Show, Zepp met with PGA training professionals and showed more than 200 instructors how to integrate the 3D technology into their golf lessons. To see the highlights from the event and hear what the professionals had to say about Zepp Golf, watch the video.