Understand
Connect body movement with the ball flight and launch-monitor data already available in the simulator.
Cause identifiedBody movement, made visible
KinetIQ adds objective, real-time body-movement feedback to simulator practice helping everyday golfers understand what happened and what to work on next.
Simulator practice
With clearer information.capture
120 HzFeedback
In real timeA clearer feedback loop
Practice movement pattern
Connect body movement with the ball flight and launch-monitor data already available in the simulator.
Cause identifiedReplace guesswork with objective feedback showing what your body did—and whether the intended movement happened.
Movement trackedTrack how a change in body movement affects ball flight—and whether it leads to a better result.
Impact validatedMotion, made visible
KinetIQ makes body movement visible, measurable, and actionable inside the natural rhythm of simulator practice.
01 / Spatial capture
Two synchronized camera views capture the golfer from face-on and down the line, supporting a measurable 3D movement model.
02 / Capture rate
Records body movement throughout the swing with greater temporal detail.
03 / Feedback speed
Movement analysis and practice guidance arrive while the swing is still fresh.
The KinetIQ system
Capture, interpret, practice, and reassess in one guided simulator session.

01
Visualize
Dual-camera replay and a 3D body model make your movement visible from face-on and down the line.
02
Prioritize
KinetIQ identifies and ranks your movement priorities so you can focus on the change that matters most.
03
Practice
Guided practice phases help you work toward the measurable movement you are targeting.
04
Validate
Real-time feedback validates whether the movement change you are trying to make is happening on each swing.

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Reassess
Compare your movement before and after, then review its impact on ball flight to see how the change affected your swing.
The science of improvement
KinetIQ applies motor-learning principles to help golfers understand a movement, build a reliable feel, and reproduce it with less reliance on external guidance.
01
Correct while the movement is fresh.
Immediate visual and audio feedback connects each repetition with what the body actually did.
02
Build a feel for the outcome.
Use a simple feel tied to the intended movement outcome, then validate whether it produced the target.
03
Calibrate the difference.
Alternate between your typical movement miss and the ideal range to calibrate what reaching the target feels like.
04
Own the movement.
External cues are gradually reduced so the golfer learns to reproduce the movement independently.
The goal is not dependence on more feedback. It is a movement the golfer can recognize, repeat, and carry onto the course.
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