Yes, ProTee Labs, TGC 2019, GS Pro and other software use different physics engines, which means carry distances are calculated differently.
Additionally, course conditions such as terrain, roll and green speed vary between simulations, further affecting the results.
Several factors can cause differences in data readings, especially when playing indoors. Here are some steps to optimize your setup:
- Indoor Swing Syndrome – Swinging indoors can slightly alter club and ball speed, often leading to lower distances compared to outdoor play or other systems.
- Validate Your Data – Enter your swing data into the FlightScope Trajectory Optimizer to compare expected results. https://trajectory.flightscope.com/
- Adjust Altitude in ProTee Labs – Increasing altitude settings can help improve carry distance.
- Check Your Calibration – Make sure the system is properly calibrated and that the calibration board is 100% level. Even a small misalignment can impact launch angles and overall accuracy.
- Use a golf ball with visible markings – For optimal tracking, we recommend using balls with distinct logos or patterns, such as the TP5 Pix.
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