When I discovered that Fleightscope is launching a new Golf assistant called Badger, my initial opinion was, “Here we go again.” However, another company jumping into the gang faster than a weekend golf player who reaches a mill in the first thesis.
But before we refute this as just another technological solution in search of the problem intended to collect digital powder along with your virtual yard book app and that clip of swing analystics (swingbyte, baby!) You bought in 2018, let’s take a closer look at what is really happening here.
What is this bad thing?
Badger he It is essentially a digital golf coach integrated with your Fleightscope session data. It analyzes your oscillations, identifies patterns and gives you personalized reactions and recommendations.
If you already have a great golf coach, think of Badger he as your source of additional information. That being said, if we are honest, not all golf coaches are great and most of us would be better to get rocked tips from one squirrel than spending $ 100 in a lesson where pro “just keep your head down for the 47th time. Badger he can simply be the middle ground between expensive lessons and the hell holes on YouTube of conflict swing tips.
More than just another technology toy?
On the letter, Badger offers a set of features that would make even more technology -resistant golf instructors raise an eyebrow:
- Data Analysis at the session: Real -time reflections as you practice, which is essentially like having a coach who never needs rest in the bathroom
- Ana analysis of that Shot: Understanding your shots without the shame of having a human witness your duck hooks
- The interaction powered by the voice: Because when you are too irritated to write “Why do I inhale in golf?” On your phone
- Historical Data Statements: So you can determine exactly when your game went into pear -shaped
- Club Optimizer Recommendations: To help you understand that, yes, it is actually the arrow, not Archer (sometimes, eventually not always)
In premium reconciliation, you will also get real-time internet search skills-because nothing says “I’m taking my game seriously” just like googling “as to break 90” between shooting in range
End of golf instructions as we know it?
Let’s not go ahead of ourselves. While Badger sounds interesting, perhaps even promising, technology is still likely to be in its infancy.
As anyone who has watched the evolutionary progress of departure monitors, the first iteration is rarely the last form. The original starting monitors were essentially just radar weapons decorated with little rotational data. Now they can tell you everything less than your blood pressure after a premature stroke in the water.
Badger he hints at something potentially revolutionary, but let’s be real: it’s probably more a terminator 1 than a terminator 2 at this point. Useful? Perhaps, but far from the evolution completely in the liquid metal killing machine that will interrupt your flawed flaws permanently.
That being said, the tendency is clearly clear. We are heading to a future where technology increasingly complements or even replaces traditional golf swing guidelines (and for almost every other aspect of our lives). For many medium players of players who cannot justify spending $ 100-plus per hour with a coach, this provides an accessible alternative that can be just good enough.
Details of reconciliation
Badger he will be available within the FS Golf app for iOS, Android and Windows PC. Like almost everything else in the golf technology space, Badger he is not free. Fleightscope has chosen a reconciliation model, offering two levels:
Basic subscription ($ 4.99/month or $ 49/year)
- 500 messages per month (which is about 498 more than you will need to hear “you are raising your head” constantly)
- AI data analysis at the session
- Ana Analysis of Ai Shota Group
- Access to PGA/LPGA averages for comparison (so you can feel completely inappropriate)
Premium subscription ($ 14.99/month or $ 149/year)
- 1,000 messages per month
- All the features of the basic plan
- Voice interaction
- The prolonged memory of the conversation of he (so remembers all your failures of the past)
- Historical session analysis
- Video search assistant on YouTube
- Recommendations for Club Optimizer
- Real -time web search
With $ 149 a year for the Premium option, you are looking at the cost of one or two lessons with a good pro.
For many players, this math can simply make sense.
FleightScope Badger he is available in your FS Golf application now.
For more information, visit Fliffscope.com.
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