Ball Speed 167.4 · Launch 10.2° · Spin 2,412 · Carry 289.3 · Smash 1.46 · AoA −1.2° · Face 0.8° · Path −2.1° · Shape: Fade
Club Speed 112.1 · Launch 14.8° · Spin 4,630 · Carry 187.2 · Smash 1.43 · AoA −4.3° · Spin Loft 18.6° · Dynamic Loft 14.3° · Gap: 12y
Ball Speed 138.6 · Launch 16.1° · Spin 5,820 · Carry 172.4 · Smash 1.35 · AoA −5.1° · Face −1.2° · Path 1.8° · Shape: Draw
Altitude +2.4% · Temp +1.2% · Wind −3.5y · Adjusted Carry 168.1 · Spin Loft 24.2° · COR 0.77 · D-Plane: 3.2° start
Ball Speed 117.0 · Launch 28.4° · Spin 9,210 · Carry 122.6 · Smash 1.21 · AoA −8.2° · Face 2.1° · Path −0.4° · Shape: Push Fade
Golf Launch Monitor Analysis
Stop playing shitty golf and learn how to flush it.
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Analysis Tabs
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Clubs Supported
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Launch Monitor Brands
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Myths Debunked

Your launch monitor data deserves
real physics, not golf myths.

FlushLab is a free, browser-based analysis tool that takes raw launch monitor data and runs it through actual impact mechanics — coefficient of restitution, D-plane ball flight laws, spin loft calculations, and tour-calibrated optimization matrices. Upload a session from any major launch monitor brand and get insights that go way beyond "swing harder."

New v4.5 Ball flight, club gapping, weather adjustments, spin loft engine, session persistence

Built different, by design

10 analysis tabs · every feature backed by real physics

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Impact Physics Engine

Real formulas for ball speed, spin, and carry — not lookup tables. Based on COR, head mass, loft, and measured impact conditions.

Core Engine
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Ball Flight & D-Plane

Corrected ball flight laws with face angle and club path inputs. Per-club shot shape classification, starting direction calculation, and visual flight diagrams.

New in v4.5
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Club Gapping

Full-bag carry visualization with automatic gap identification. Overlap warnings, large-gap flags, ideal thresholds per club pair, and weather-adjusted distances.

New in v4.5
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Attack Angle Optimizer

Interactive matrix mapping ball speed × attack angle to carry distance. Now with multi-club AoA analysis across your full bag and personalized spin loft deltas.

Enhanced in v4.5
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Spin Loft Engine

Estimates dynamic loft from launch data, calculates spin loft per shot, and predicts spin rates. Trend visualization tracks your spin loft across a session.

New in v4.4
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Driver & Wedge Fitting

Compare up to 7 drivers or 6 wedges with composite scoring across carry, consistency, launch optimization, and spin control. Automated recommendations.

Fitting Labs
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Weather & Altitude

Adjusts carry predictions for elevation, temperature, humidity, and wind. See how your distances shift from sea level to 5,000 feet or a 40°F morning round.

New in v4.5
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Universal Import & Export

Auto-detects and imports CSVs from 6 launch monitor brands plus Foresight PDF reports. Save sessions, export JSON, and generate shareable text reports.

6 Brands + PDF
1.465
Max Driver SF

The real cap isn't 1.50

With a conforming driver (COR 0.83, ~200g head, ~10° loft), the physics cap on smash factor is approximately 1.465 — not the mythical 1.50. Even at an extreme 5° loft you only reach ~1.48. Shorter clubs cap much lower: a pitching wedge tops out around 1.06. When a launch monitor reads above 1.50, that's measurement error — not a superhuman strike. FlushLab calculates the real limit for every club in your bag.

Golf instruction is full of myths.

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Common Myth
"The best ball strikers on tour can exceed a 1.50 smash factor."
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FlushLab Physics
With conforming equipment, the physics won't let you reach 1.50. The maximum smash factor is derived from COR (capped at 0.83 by the rules), head mass, and loft angle. At a standard 10° driver loft and 200g head, the ceiling is ~1.465. Readings above that are measurement error or non-conforming equipment — not purer strikes.
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Common Myth
"Swing path determines where the ball starts."
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FlushLab Physics
Face angle accounts for ~80–85% of the ball's starting direction. Club path influences curve, not initial aim. FlushLab's D-plane engine shows you exactly what's happening at impact — so you fix the right variable.
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Common Myth
"A smash factor of 1.50 is the goal for every club."
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FlushLab Physics
Smash factor drops dramatically as loft increases and COR decreases. A 5-iron maxes out around 1.35. An 8-iron caps near 1.21. A pitching wedge? About 1.06. Chasing "1.50" with your irons is chasing a number that physics doesn't allow. FlushLab shows you the real ceiling for each club.
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