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ELDRICK · Launch-monitor club fitting

TrackMan club fitting, grounded in your numbers.

ELDRICK can turn TrackMan and data from the other verified scan-UI monitors into club and shaft recommendations.

The workflow

Bring the readings you already have.

ELDRICK uses launch-monitor inputs such as speed, launch, spin, carry, flight, and related readings to set a fitting direction. Typed numbers work when you have no file; you can also scan supported data and correct anything that needs attention.

Inputs

  • Speed
  • Launch
  • Spin
  • Carry and flight
  • Related launch-monitor readings

Recommendations

  • Loft
  • Flex
  • Weight
  • Length
  • Lie
  • Head
  • Shaft

Verified paths

A clear boundary around monitor data.

The scan UI currently lists these monitors:

  • Trackman
  • FlightScope
  • GC Quad
  • Mevo
  • Foresight

Supported session source identifiers are:

  • ocr-trackman
  • ocr-foresight
  • csv

These paths describe how data reaches a fitting; they do not add a new launch-monitor integration.

For professional fitters

One tap from the bay to ELDRICK.

Marshal

Marshal is the fitter-facing feature that turns TrackMan and compatible launch-monitor data into one-tap ELDRICK fittings. It belongs inside the professional fitter experience, where a fitting team can connect its station and send a golfer into the existing flow.

Open the fitter experience

Questions

TrackMan fitting FAQ

Can ELDRICK use Trackman data for a club fitting?

Yes. ELDRICK can use TrackMan and compatible launch-monitor readings as fitting inputs, then turn the information you provide into club and shaft recommendations.

Do I need a launch monitor?

No. If you do not have a file, you can type the launch-monitor numbers you have. You can also scan supported data when a file or screen is available.

What launch-monitor readings can I use?

Useful inputs include speed, launch, spin, carry, flight, and related readings. ELDRICK works from the information submitted, so an incomplete set of numbers can produce a more limited fitting direction.

What does ELDRICK recommend?

The fitting can recommend loft, flex, weight, length, lie, head, and shaft choices. The result is a fitting direction based on the submitted data, not a guarantee of performance.

Can I type numbers instead of uploading data?

Yes. Typed numbers are a supported path when you have no file. Start the fitting, enter the launch data you have, and continue with the rest of the fitting questions.

Which monitors and session sources are supported?

The scan UI currently lists Trackman, FlightScope, GC Quad, Mevo, and Foresight. The session source identifiers used for the supported paths are ocr-trackman, ocr-foresight, and csv.

What is Marshal for professional fitters?

Marshal is a fitter-facing ELDRICK feature that turns TrackMan and compatible launch-monitor data into one-tap ELDRICK fittings. It is available only through the professional fitter experience.

Start with your numbers

Turn launch data into a fitting direction.