Club Champ Swing Groover - Ideal for Indoor and Outdoor Use Review

I like the purchase, except that the ball does not reach the lawn. I mostly just use it with my 3 draws and driver because the ball sits too high for my irons.

Metal ball stand. But the post connects the plastic base where it connects to the mat. Want to guess where it tears and falls apart after a few dozen hits? That's right, the plastic base.

Used twice indoors. Maybe 100 hits. Most of these were short irons. Never fight a driver. The rubbery plastic arm broke. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone with a higher swing speed. Probably best to practice chipping.

Bought a used Club Champ. The box came with visible tears and holes in the cardboard. The assembly was time-consuming and difficult, mainly due to the lack of equipment. Duct tape saved the day (temporarily). Ideal as waste material. Rated 2 but should most likely be somewhere between 0 and 0.5

I spent more time setting it up than actually using it. After 5 full hits with Iron 4, the plastic piece at the base of the suspension bar broke in half. I'm pretty sure one more hit will destroy this thing. You don't get a whiteline tour, that's why I bought it. I think it would be good for younger children but you might find something better elsewhere. If you have any muscles at all, you're going to break them.

Pretty nice. This is not what is shown in the main picture but the item in the box is made of black rubber and plastic. I use it on my patio as I'm in town. The ball's trajectory is always straight, so it doesn't show a cut or draw. It bounces a bit when unsecured. I actually bought it to visualize and swing something and not just practice swinging, it's pretty good for the price. So. If you just want to swing with the ball and don't mind it bouncing around a bit, this is for you.

The only reason it doesn't have 5 stars is because the picture shows a white line on the turf, for when I checked the packaging opened, there was no white stripe on the lawn. I also don't know why it came with a thin mat and two strips of tape. The instructions only show how to assemble them and don't even show what the mats and strips are for. Also, the packaging was damaged and missing nuts and washers, but luckily I had spares so I could assemble it. It was easy to set up and I was able to…

I received the device, it doesn't look like the photo. It doesn't bother me too much but I don't like the quality of the ball and it's awkward to adjust. I consider it a very mediocre learning tool. This is fine for light contact practice, but won't help you with clipping or hooking problems. I have a low single digit handicap and trusting the direction of the ball, whether I'm throwing punches, hooks or straight shots, is like trusting a politician - never as advertised. I liked making contact