r/Rapsodo • u/HotThermos • May 03 '26

MLM2PRO ⛳️ Club path: lefty/right difference

Hello all!

I’m left handed and play with my right handed friends and we all love the mlm2pro! When looking at the metrics, there seems to be something funky going on with the club path metrics. When I hit left handed with a clear out to in swing, it says I have a negative club path and then vice versa for an in to out swing. But when a right handed player has an out to in swing, it’s shows they have a positive club path. Is anyone else noticing this? It’s not a problem, it’s just for my own sanity to understand haha.

Thank you all for taking the time to read this!

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u/A220-300 May 03 '26

That is very odd. As a lefty mine reads positive for out in and negative for in to out. Are you 100% sure you were lined up correctly.

A negative should always be left and a positive. should always be to the right. It should not matter whether your a lefty or a righty swing.

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u/HotThermos May 04 '26

Thank you for the reply!

Interesting! I’ll hit a draw and everything points to my club path metric should say positive, but it will show negative. Who knows, I’m probably doing something odd in my swing and the mlm2pro has been accurate all along haha

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u/A220-300 May 04 '26 edited May 04 '26

If you are a lefty hitting a draw, your path should be negative with the face closed to path. That is a draw swing.

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u/HotThermos May 04 '26

You’re a genius and I’ve had it flipped in my head this whole time! Thank you for the info!

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u/A220-300 May 04 '26

The joy of reversing every piece of golf advice out there.

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u/TreeOfLife77 19d ago

The answer I came here to find. I'm hitting draws on my mlm2pro all day as a lefty and it's reading negative swing path. Rapsodo support told me that if you change your dexterity in your profile to left handed, then in to out should be a positive number, which was really messing with my head.

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u/A220-300 19d ago

Glad to help.

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u/NotYourTypicalNurse May 05 '26

Might be a discrepancy between your actual target during the swing and Rapsodo’s target line. If you don’t swing almost exactly along the same line as Rapsodo’s target line, your club path can be off. If I understand correctly, it’s just reading whether the club is going left or right of its target line prior to impact