Apex Explained: Key Insights and Why It Matters for Your Golf Shots

In the video, “Full Swing KIT Data Breakdown – Apex,” Trottie takes us back to the range to dive into the significance of the Apex data point. Apex, as defined, is the peak height your golf ball reaches during its flight. For instance, if you’re swinging your 7-iron at 90 mph, you should aim for an Apex of around 90 feet.

But why does this matter? The Apex number is crucial for optimizing your performance, especially when playing in different locations. At higher altitudes, where the air is thinner, you might find that your ball reaches greater heights and in turn distances. By monitoring your Apex data, you can ensure you’re maintaining the right trajectory and not sacrificing power, regardless of where you’re playing.

As you refine your game with the Full Swing KIT, keep an eye on your Apex number to make sure you’re achieving the right height and maximizing your distance across various conditions.

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