FSX Pro Studio User Manual

Player Selection Screen

First, select the 'Performance Analysis Icon' from the main menu. This will take users to the player selection screen.

Users can either: choose a recent player, or add a new player. To add a new player, select the icon ‘Add Player Tab’ (top right). Enter player information and click save.

Users may also search for previously created player profiles by using the search bar and pressing 'Enter' on their keyboard. To edit existing player profiles, select the player and click the edit icon (next to player name) to change information such as: name, skill level and contact information (pictured). Users can now remove players from the player selection menu by selecting 'Remove' (pictured). Click 'Save' once complete.

With player setup completed, click ‘Next’ to begin session configuration.

Session Configuration

The session configuration screen allows users to enter their club fitting session details. Users can choose their club type, label their golf ball type and add tags. 

Tags

Users can add tags to their session by clicking an existing tag or creating a new tag. Tags allow users to label their shots with custom information. To create a new tag, users should type the name into the new tag box before selecting 'Add Tag'. Selected tags will be shown under the club type.

Click ‘Next’ to begin the session.

In-Game Session Screen

The session screen consists of four areas: The shot panel (blue), the main container(yellow), the data tiles (red) and the toolbar (grey).

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Begin a session by placing a ball in the device's hitting zone. The Ball Lock Indicator (pictured) will display the device status. A green background indicates users are ready to begin hitting. Red indicates a device is not connected. If this is the case, users should select the indicator and connect a device.

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The shot panel displays shot information. The image below shows a labelled breakdown of the shot panel information and icons:

1). Edit Session - Add a new club, add tags, change ball type. change average data parameter shown. The average data parameter determines which parameter is displayed in the shot information bar (line 3).

2). Average Data Parameter - Shows the average data parameter for a group of shots with the selected club. Select to change parameter.

3). Shot Information - Shows information on individual shots within the shot group such as: club selection, average parameters, target distance and radius.

4). Shot Number And Distance: Shows individual shot distance.

• Here you can Hide/Enable shot tracers using the eye ball icon for the specific shot.

Switching Club

Once users have added multiple clubs to their session, they can switch by clicking the shot group information of their desired club. The following message will appear:

Select yes to change to the desired club.

Edit Shots

To edit or delete a shot in the shot panel, right-click on the desired shot and choose one of the options.

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The main container displays session ball flight and shot data. The view is set to the driving range by default. 

Main Container Configuration

Toggle the icons (highlighted) to switch the data view from the driving range to ball flight view, table view and clubhead view. Users can change the driving range camera angle.

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The data tiles display ball and clubhead data for the current selected shot in the shot panel. To customize the data tiles shown, select the Configuration Icon (right).

De-select data tiles by clicking the 'X' icons when hovering over a tile.

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Reports - Players can generate session data reports by selecting the Reports icon. Dynamic reporting displays both ball and club data in a PDF format in-game. Should players wish to export this data, they can select the Export icon to generate a CSV. file. Players can also email their session data by selecting Email. Select the Print icon to print session data.

Compare - Selects all shots and will display them in the main container. With compare toggled to 'off' users will see only their selected shots. Use compare to evaluate different data sets. Toggle shot groups 'on/off' in the shot panel to include them in the data.

Load - Re-load a previous session.

Target Mode - Choose downrange target distance and difficulty.

Settings - Users can edit their settings by selecting the Settings icon.