Golf
The swing is data. Now you can read it.
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LSM6DS3TR-C
6-Axis IMU
🧭
LIS3MDL
Magnetometer
🏔️
BMP280
Barometer
🌡️
SHT31
Temp + Humidity
👁️
APDS9960
Proximity + Light
Sport-Specific Performance Metrics
🔄 580 °/s
Rotation Speed
Trunk rotation velocity at impact — the single most important mechanical variable in golf
88 au
Player Load
Cumulative swing load — 18 holes × 75 swings = measurable fatigue accumulation
📊 42%
Effort / Work Rate
Low aerobic demand, high neuromuscular precision — baseline effort profile for coaches
📏 5.2 mi
Distance Covered
Full 18-hole walk — more than most athletes realize; hydration and fatigue monitoring
💥 74 impacts
Impact Events
Club-ground and club-ball contact events — identify fat shots and thin contact patterns
🏃 3 sprints
Sprint Count
Cart path jogs and walking pace spikes — largely irrelevant, confirms true sport demand
🧭 SW 214°
Compass Heading
Shot direction orientation — combine with rotation data for shot-shape analysis
■ FULL SENSOR READOUT
Metric Source Sensor What It Tells You
Player Load LSM6DS3TR-C Accel Total mechanical work done
Sprint Count LSM6DS3TR-C Accel Explosive effort frequency
Sprint Top Speed LSM6DS3TR-C Accel+Gyro Peak velocity estimate
Jump Count LSM6DS3TR-C Accel Vertical effort frequency
Jump Height (cm) LSM6DS3TR-C Accel Vertical power output
Impact Events LSM6DS3TR-C Accel Contact load detection
Direction Changes LSM6DS3TR-C Accel+Gyro Agility / cut load
Rotation Speed (deg/s) LSM6DS3TR-C Gyro Rotational power
Effort / Work Rate % LSM6DS3TR-C Accel+Gyro Session intensity index
Distance (m) LSM6DS3TR-C Accel Estimated total movement
Temperature (°F) SHT31 Environmental heat load
Humidity % SHT31 Heat stress context
Altitude / Elevation (m) BMP280 Vertical displacement
Barometric Pressure BMP280 Environmental baseline
Compass Heading LIS3MDL Magnetometer Movement orientation
Ambient Light Level APDS9960 Indoor vs outdoor context
Worn Detection APDS9960 Proximity Auto session start/stop
⚖ NFHS RULE STATUS
Golf is a practice-lane use case for HyperPulse. No NFHS competition rules govern wearable sensors in practice. USGA Rule 4.3 restricts devices during competition — HyperPulse is intended for training only.