Review on 🏃 Blue Swing Speed Radar by Sports Sensors: Optimize Your Search by Narendra Thapa

I have owned this precise turning radar for over 6 months. I thought I would give something from the average user's point of view. I'm 81 and can still swing above my age and (sometimes) score below my age. The number one thing I've found to increase distance is to swing with the maximum arc of the clubhead. You've found that the best golfers always hit with a straight lead hand. That's why. You can swing with a straight lead arm and still not achieve maximum arc, but you cannot achieve maximum arc without a straight lead arm. With a straight lead arm, it feels like I'm slightly reaching for the ball at address. On the backswing, especially at the bottom of the backswing, I feel like I'm pushing the clubhead away from my body. You must hold this overtime for the duration of the downswing and see it through to the end. Your radar will let you know when you've done everything right. I found that I swing a little faster with a golf glove on, so I wear the glove when riding. Again, your radar will tell you if this is important to you. Since no one has mentioned it yet, I'll say it. If extra distance is important to you, use a high compression ball. They keep walking. When you buy HC balls, the seller may try to tell you that they are designed for a 110 mph rider. Just remind him that a 112-mile rider will hit the wedge with the same ball on the second shot at a rate of turn in the 70-mph range. The HC ball will travel a bit on both shots and chips, so it may take some getting used to. Another thing I've found is that even though I play twice a week, it's not enough to keep my hitting at top speed. It may just be my age, but it could also be that 14 high-speed swings per loop just isn't enough to keep the swing in tip-top shape. Again, your radar will tell you. I try to get the radar and rider to the gym once a week and incorporate 50+ speed swings into my workout. Finally, don't forget to relax and, above all, enjoy the next round.