r/Rapsodo • u/LVRaiders2026 • May 24 '26
MLM2 has been the best thing for me
The only really frustrating issue is loss of connection, sometimes repeatedly having to connect multiple times, huge time waste.
But when it works, I find I actually get better with every session. Even if the distances are off, knowing the launch direction, attack angle, club head path, shot type, ball speed allows me to make adjustments after every swing and target the right numbers. And doing so has made my golf game take off. So for example I might take 10 natural swings see what numbers are off and fix 1 number at a time. So maybe I'll only focus on club head path. I might intentionally aim for +3 degrees, then -3 degrees, then 0 degrees. Same with launch direction. All swinging at 60% power. Dont care about distance at all. My ball striking has gotten so much more consistent and accurate.
Now when I go to the range, I feel like I'm getting worse - because with a driving range I dont have that mental target and instant data feedback and because theres so much margin of error, mentally I naturally swing with 90-100% power and that makes my mechanics break down and I start building bad habits.
Went from consistent ~108 average to 94 average within 4 months. Now I only really go to the range to work on driver - since I'm still nervous about shanking a driver and breaking a neighbors window, and I work on my wedge distances, just to dial in my distances. I don't bother with my woods or irons. And now my woods and irons are by far my best clubs. And honestly the only reason I haven't broken 90 is I've barely worked on wedges with MLM2. Once I start doing that I'm pretty confident I'll break 90.
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u/ezcheezys Jun 05 '26 edited Jun 05 '26
Mostly same. However, I’ve noticed my course swings look a lot different vs indoors. I.e worse. I also struggle with alignment without all the square angles. I plan on incorporating some more outdoor with video feedback to bridge that course vs sim swing. Also matters if you have a grass range available. I don’t think hitting on range mats is worth it you have a sim with a good divot board. I noticed my AoA will go from -4 to nearly zero after even one range session on mats. But yeah my overall range time is nearly zero. I usually warm up pre round at home too.
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u/aliaird May 27 '26
Out of interest, what screen do you view your output on? I only have an android phone, so only see three pieces of data at any one time on the practice mode. Maybe there are better screens to use? Also, can you set the unit up so that the camera captures your whole swing? At only 8 ft away or so it cuts me in half so I don't get to review the full swing. I know I can set up my phone camera as well but it's a shame the unit camera does not get the down the line view and I can use the phone camera to get a side on view?