Tips & Tricks : Tittle calculates the distance by detecting wrist release at the moment of impact. Try to downswing smoother than usual and try to release it quicker than usual at the moment of impact, and you will be able to immediately feel the change in distance. Moreover, check where the "Click" sound comes from the tittle stick. It is a good swing when you hear a click sound at or after passing the location of a ball. If you hear "Click" sound before the impact moment, try to release your wrist a little more earlier

Q : After the swing, the direction of the ball continues to go hook (or slice).

A : Tittle’s ball direction may differ depending on the type of grip in the golfer's setup posture. However, if the direction of golf is going consistently left or right, the tittle sensor is working normally. If your ball always goes left or right, check the tittle sensor’s horizontal position during setup. If your ball goes to the hook (left), it's possible that you normally swing with the usual club slightly open, or your wrist may be a hook grip type. During setup, swing with the tittle sensor set horizontally or slightly tilted to the left. On the other hand, if your ball is always going to the right, it is possible that your sensor was slightly tilted to the left during setup. Try to set the sensor horizontally or slightly to the right and swing.

Tips & Tricks :By slightly adjusting the horizontal position while setting up the tittle sensor, you can manipulate the results of hook/draw, slice/fade pitches during the game. If the tree in front is distracting you and you need to swing with a hook, swing the sensor with the sensor slightly tilted to the right. You can get great draw or hook results. Try to tilt the sensor the other way for the slice. Also, try to set the Difficulty in the settings to adjust the sidespin. For beginners, if your ball goes left/right to much, try to set difficulty as Easy and you can get a straight easier. If you are an experienced golfer who can control the hook or slice with your intention, set Difficulty to Very Hard, so you can adjust the release at impact for the more dynamic game.

Q : The sensor doesn’t recognize my swing when putting, and it's too difficult to put a short putt.

A : The tittle sensor is designed to analyze the swing in the steps of “Setup> Backswing> Down Swing> Impact”. In other words, in order not to recognize body movements other than the swing as a swing, it is designed to not enter the next step if a certain range of backswing speed is not met after the setup position. When it comes to putting, many golfers have very different swing types. If your swing is not recognized well for the short putt, try to backswing a little faster, or change the Sensitivity setting to “High” or “Very High” in the setup menu. Sensitivity is a function to adjust the recognition of an incorrect swing when there are a lot of waggle (moving hands a lot before setup), and if a swing is not recognized well because of the slow backswing, set Sensitivity to "Very High" to recognize the swing more easily.

Tips & Tricks : While playing, click the More button at the bottom left of E6 Connect and change the shape settings of the ball. For the tittle user, you can putt more comfortably when the ball is visible on the screen. (Refer to the lower right figure)

Q : I am an iPhone (or iPad) user, and I can't connect to E6 CONNECT.

Solution 1)Check whether Tracking System is "Tittle" in E6 Connect>Setting>Simulator>menu.

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Solution 2)In the case of IOS 13.x or higher, check whether E6 CONNECT is allowed in Settings> Privacy> Bluetooth in the phone or iPad phone settings. The connection may not be possible because of the Bluetooth permission being denied as a default at the initial app installation.

For more detailed questions, please contact the website below. Thank you!

* Tittle sensor defect or use related: http://tittlexplay.com

* E6 Connect software installation and use: https://e6golf.com/support/e6-connect-support/