Staff WriterIn the latest swing of innovation from FlightScope—the folks who’ve turned radar and reality into golfing gospel—the company has just served up a solo act that’s bound to get gearheads and grinders alike buzzing: Face Impact Location is now available as a standalone add-on for the Mevo+.
That’s right. You no longer have to spring for the full Mevo+ Pro Package just to see where you’ve been kissing (or cursing) the clubface.
FlightScope has untethered its fan-favourite feature, proving they’ve not only been listening to golfers, but actually doing something about it—a novelty in both golf and tech.
“Our goal is always to listen to our community and deliver flexible, high-value solutions,” said Madelein Nel, COO of FlightScope.
“By making Face Impact Location available as a standalone add-on, we’re giving golfers the opportunity to access meaningful strike data to elevate their game – on their own terms.”
The Meat of the Matter
What’s the big deal? Well, FlightScope’s Face Impact Location uses Fusion Tracking Technology, which sounds like something from a NASA playbook but boils down to this: a wizardly combination of radar and camera tech that shows precisely where on the clubface you made contact—whether it was pure as Ben Hogan’s left wrist or as off-centre as your uncle’s slice.
This update also rolls out lateral and vertical impact data, two metrics that help dissect your ball flight and swing like a Michelin-starred chef going after a shallot.
Add in instant visual feedback, and you’ve got a swing coach in your pocket—assuming your coach doesn’t mind being replaced by a silicon chip and a splash of augmented reality.
Not Just Data—Insight
Here’s where it gets clever. The Face Impact Location tool doesn’t just throw numbers at you and leave you weeping on the range. It brings heat maps to the party—literally.
Colour-coded contact heat mapping gives golfers a clear view of where the sweet spot lives and how often they’re missing it.
Whether you’re chasing consistency across a bag full of clubs or just trying to hit one straight on a Sunday, it’s a diagnostic dream.
There’s also a shot grouping feature that compiles your session’s impact points, so you can track tendencies and trends without needing a PhD in biomechanics.
Former PGA Tour player and swing whisperer Grant Waite put it plainly: “Face Impact Location is absolutely vital to improving your golf game.
Having an affordable tool that measures impact with such reliable accuracy is a major educational piece for anyone looking to understand their swing or truly decipher their ball flight.”
Verdict: Golfers, Meet Accountability
In a sport where excuses are as common as three-putts, FlightScope is making it harder to hide from your flaws.
This isn’t about bells and whistles—it’s about brutally honest feedback, and finally having a way to understand not just what your ball did, but why it did it.
Priced accessibly and available now at FlightScope.com, the Face Impact Location add-on gives everyday golfers access to tour-level insight without requiring a tour-level budget—or ego.
For those serious about improvement and not just Instagram-worthy slow-mo swings, this is one add-on worth adding.
