From image to digital series
The process begins when the shooter photographs the target. Club46 uses the image to locate hits, calculate scores, and connect the result to the correct series or session.
Once digitized, the hits become available for dispersion measurements, trend lines, AI feedback, and comparisons over time.
What affects accuracy
For the best result, photograph the target straight on, with clear lighting and without unnecessary cropping. Image quality is part of the workflow, not merely a technical detail.
- A straight angle toward the target
- Even lighting and clear contrast
- Enough resolution to see holes and scoring rings
- The correct discipline and series context
How to interpret the result
The goal is a faster and more consistent workflow than manual logging. Club46 helps reveal recurring patterns, with the best precision coming from clear photos and consistent use over time.
Video transcript: how scanning works
The following steps summarize the product demonstration shown on the homepage.
- 1. Open Club46 and start the flow for adding a new series.
- 2. Photograph the target according to the guide so the complete target is clearly visible.
- 3. Let Club46 read the target and mark the hits digitally.
- 4. Review the scores, shot group, and metadata before saving the series.
- 5. Continue to statistics, trends, and AI feedback to understand the result.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is Club46 shot detection?
Accuracy depends on image quality, angle, lighting, and discipline. The best results come from photographing the target clearly and straight on.
Is there a transcript of the product video?
Yes. This page contains a concise transcript so the main demonstration is accessible and searchable without playing the video.