As AI vision and aggressive price cuts reshape the hardware landscape, tour-level ball and club data has officially moved to the everyday range bag.
Not long ago, capturing dual-perspective ball speed, dynamic loft, and exact spin metrics required wheeling a five-figure radar unit onto the turf.
The competitive baseline is stark. Established optical stalwarts are being forced to aggressively adjust their retail positions to fend off a swelling mid-tier market.
At the same time, new hardware is betting heavily on machine vision and machine learning rather than brute-force radar hardware alone.
As AI vision and aggressive price cuts reshape the hardware landscape, tour-level ball and club data has officially moved to the everyday range bag.