Review » Backyard Driving Range

You know sometimes you just want to head off to the nearest driving range and whack a fair number of balls just for some exercise or to let out your frustration, but even moments like those can be prevented simply because you are too lazy or tired to get into your vehicle and pony your way through rush hour traffic just to get to the nearest driving range. Since there is no place like home, how about the Backyard Driving Range?

Yes sir, this $249.95 purchase is an actual golf training system which will convert any yard into a driving range, just like that without the need to renovate your home. The ball dispenser will be able to stash away up to 150 golf balls, where each of them will be automatically placed on the included tee, so you need not bend over to tee up a ball before making each shot. Sure saves your back a whole lot of trouble, don’t you think so?

Let loose your swing and see the ball fly to the tented net that is made from durable nylon with double-stitching to help it withstand even the hardest drives or iron shots. With side panels that help corral errant shots, the Backyard Driving Range is perfect to let you focus on nothing else but your swing. Heck, there is even a handheld tube that lets you pick up 20 balls at a time and place them in the dispenser in a jiffy. Even better? You can start charging your mates to give this a go in your backyard.

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Review » SensoGlove helps improve your swing

If you are a huge fan of golfing, and practice your swings religiously, surely you are always on the lookout for something better to help reduce your overall score. It can be said that the game of golf does subscribe to the adage “practice makes perfect” in some way, but not 100%. After all, once you have conditioned your muscles to swing in a certain way, correcting or improving that swing could prove harder than expected.

Well, good thing there are tools out there which might help you improve your swing to a reasonable level. We are looking at the £49.99 SensoGlove, where it was specially constructed from ground up to help you improve your game. After all, the right grip goes a long way in the make up of a perfect swing, and a slight miscalculation or overexertion of strength might send the ball flying far from where you intended.

To put things in a nutshell, the SensoGlove is proud to be the first and only golf glove that sports built-in sensors. These sensors will go about reading the pressure of your grip constantly, where all information will be relayed to an on-board computer which will send a warning whenever your grip ends up like that of Emperor Palpatine’s – which is too tight, thanks to a system of beeps and visuals.

It is hoped that the SensoGlove will slowly but surely condition you to stop gripping your clubs far harder than you need to, resulting in a smoother and more consistent swing so that your resulting scores will tumble just like Humpty Dumpty. There are sensors built right inside every finger, with the SensoGlove’s LCD display letting you know just which finger is working too hard.

Even better is the SensoGlove’s ability to read your grip pressure whenever you address your swing, letting you change and adapt from old ways at it happens, without having to recreate such situations. Talk about neat!

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Review » Putt Guide ought to let you improve your game

Golfers can be quite sensitive when it comes to their game, and any comments or criticism might not be welcome at all. Of course, we all know that we learn best if we are willing to humble ourselves and listen to the opinions of others when they matter. In this case, it would be listening to the Putt Guide. While it isn’t exactly the most classical form of gadgets where improving your golf game is concerned, we are quite sure that anything to do with your swing and lowering your score is always more than welcome.

The new Putt Guide will retail for $49.99 a pop, where it will be accompanied by a free Denis Pugh tuition DVD (now that would mean saving another $15.99 instead of purchasing it off the shelf), making it one of four new training aids from the very same people who introduced the acclaimed T2hole golf improvement system to the world.

There are three other devices that can also help you amaze your friends the next time you take off to the greens – we are talking about the Slice Stopper, Path Master and Stance Master, where they will retail for $29.99, $49.99 and $49.99, respectively. Similar to the Putt Guide, they are specially designed in order to produce tangible results even with just mere minutes’ of use each day.

You will not need to possess a rocket science degree to be able to assemble the Putt Guide, where it will work for you after just a few short practice sessions. Just what does the Putt Guide do, you ask? Well, it was designed to groove a consistent putting stroke and can be used just about anywhere – at home, at the golf club, in the office or wherever else you happen to be. Touted to improve distance control with regular use, it is easily adapted for use with both face balanced and heel-toe weighted putters.

Heck, if Tour players and other top golfers are already using the Putting Guide to help them get an edge over the rest of their opponents, what is stopping you? After all it will not cost a bomb, and the improvement in your game might very well be worth the purchase.

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REVIEW >> Green Pro Golf Accessory

 

Do you love spending some time on the green, getting some exercise in addition to honing your golf skills? If the answer is in the affirmative, then you won’t have any problem by getting the £14.99 Green Pro Golf Accessory. Walking the entire 18 holes is already exhausting enough as it is for the moment, even more so when you need to bend down constantly to pick up your ball and fix pitchmarks – after all, the older you get, your knees will not be what they were last time. With the Green Pro Golf Accessory, you might even save yourself from an unexpected backache, now how about that?

This handy 7-in-1 tool will be affixed to the end of your putter, ensuring that you can always obtain it all the time whenever the need arises. You can use it to pick up your ball and fix pitchmarks, while a ball-marker and a ball line marker guide has been built right into it – kiss goodbye to bending down for good!

The Green Pro Golf Accessory will comprise of an accessory clip that contains a stiff brush, scoring pencil and a pencil sharpener. To make sure you don’t forget it, just attach it to the golf bag and it will be on hand always to help you keep score, while ensuring your clubs remain clean all the time. Guess being a caddy had never been easier, no?

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