FlightScope
EDH Pty Ltd

FlightScope is the world's very 1st 3D tracking radar for golf. FlightScope is more than a launch monitor, as it tracks the ball and club in 3D through the use of phased array tracking technology. The characteristic distinguishing FlightScope from existing launch monitor technology is that FlightScope records the trajectory accurately in the precise environment in which the ball and club travel, thereby providing actual rather than implied data.

FlightScope, first demonstrated in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., in 2001 and introduced at the 2004 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Fla., is in use at high-profile teaching academies and clubfitting venues worldwide, as well as for personal practice by tour professionals and other golfers devoted to game improvement.

The FlightScope is incredibly accurate. Unlike outdated launch monitor technology which only measures one or two points at launch. The FlighScope measures thousands of points.

EDH FlightScope is designed to provide the ultimate in functionality for practice, teaching, self analysis and club fitting.

The FlightScope Kudu is an ideal alternative to High End Launch Monitors. It is a Ball Flight Monitor with the most extensive set of measured parameters available on the market today.

Carry Distance Club Head Speed Ball Velocity Smash Factor Azimuth Launch Angle

Lift Drag Hight of Flight Flight Time Back Spin Side Spin

FlightScope is manufactured by EDH Pty Ltd. It is the invention of electronic engineer and entrepreneur Henri Johnson, founder of EDH and winner of several awards and recognitions for design and innovation in the field of advanced sensor systems.

EDH is located in Stellenbosch, South Africa. They manufacture a range of equipment for the sporting world, including the ball flight monitors and scoring equipment used by the ATP at such tournaments as Wimbledon and the Davis Cup. EDH were the inventors in the mid 1990’s of cricket ball speed measuring devices. EDH’s core business is military radar which they supply to a number of countries including the UK and Australia.