@PB Vision Team How are these labeled in Shot Explorer? I don’t see an obvious label like “Error: Ball Would Have Gone Out.” I’ve looked at several games and can’t imagine that I didn’t at least once (if not many times) hit a ball that would have gone out 😆
PB Vision Team
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Jun 24, 2025
Our software does detect these shots with reasonable accuracy. It is currently available in the JSON exports for Premium subscribers. To make it more accessible, we could introduce a Shot Explorer filter to identify such shots. It’s tough to be perfect because wind, spin, tracking precision, etc. can all influence the flight quite a bit, but I think it’s accurate enough at the moment.
aldeng
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Aug 1, 2025
I think it’s reasonable to give yourself a margin and only call it out if you project it to land 2 feet out. But it would be really helpful to know if I swung on egregious out balls.
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Tony Melanson
Jul 6
How does this work in Shot Explorer
PB Vision Team
Oct 12, 2025
This is now included as part of Shot Explorer.
Jeff Lash
Dec 12, 2025
@PB Vision Team How are these labeled in Shot Explorer? I don’t see an obvious label like “Error: Ball Would Have Gone Out.” I’ve looked at several games and can’t imagine that I didn’t at least once (if not many times) hit a ball that would have gone out 😆
PB Vision Team
Jun 24, 2025
Our software does detect these shots with reasonable accuracy. It is currently available in the JSON exports for Premium subscribers. To make it more accessible, we could introduce a Shot Explorer filter to identify such shots. It’s tough to be perfect because wind, spin, tracking precision, etc. can all influence the flight quite a bit, but I think it’s accurate enough at the moment.
aldeng
Aug 1, 2025
I think it’s reasonable to give yourself a margin and only call it out if you project it to land 2 feet out. But it would be really helpful to know if I swung on egregious out balls.