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Ryan Gerard getting dialed in for another great week of putting with our Smart Putting Gate ahead of the US Open

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I think this player has a Grasp on his putting…

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The #1 player in strokes gained putting this week at the @CSChallengeFW relies on our Smart Putting Gate to perfect his roll before tournaments.

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Two players with a share of the lead after day one of the @CSChallengeFW practice with our Smart Putting Gate

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The data doesn’t lie! 2 of the Top 4 on the leaderboard at the @cadillac_champ used our Smart Putting Gate in practice this week. @bengriffingolf finished 4th overall in SGP with +5.359.

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Checking stats at the end of round two and excited to see 3 of the top 5 in Strokes Gained Putting use our Smart Putting Gate to practice.

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After round one of the seasons first major, the leader in Strokes Gained Putting practices with a Smart Putting Gate and is sitting at +4.41.

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@jonathanrwall Thanks for sharing

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Good chance you're going to be hearing a lot about Grasp's SPG (Smart Putting Gate) unit on tour this season.

Caught Ben Griffin working with it on the practice green in Houston earlier today. The portable unit features a high-speed camera system that captures a face-on view of the putter and ball at impact, along with speed, line and impact data as it rolls through the gate.

"The camera allows me to see my stroke and how the ball is rolling," Griffin told me. "I'm also seeing start lines and speed in real-time. It's all the info you'd want out of a putting technology. We haven't seen anything on tour — outside of SAM PuttLab — like this."

The unit aims to reduce the guesswork during a putter testing session, providing visual confirmation and real-time data to help a pro determine whether a new wand benefits their stroke.

It can also be used from any distance, so a pro can see how much their impact consistency varies from 8 feet and 30 feet.

Because it's cloud-based, all video and data are stored for future use, making it possible to see how your impact and speed change during the season.

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This new GTASP putting launch monitor is getting some serious attention on tour.

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@RDSBarath Thanks for sharing!

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@ACameronWRX @TommyFleetwood1 @TaylorMadeGolf @valerotxopen @GolfWRX Testing things out on our SPG!