🏌️ LongShot Golf - Premium Oversized Wood Labels for Standard Roll Review

I keep a roll in my golf bag when working with the driver. It works as intended and shows the path of the ball after the hit. The tape covers most of the 460cc rider's face. See and suitable for multiple uses. I just don't let it rub or bump against things in the bag as this will mark the tape.

Works reasonably well. Some shots don't register, but after a few shots there's a good idea. Corrected 10/31/17: After using these stickers for a long time I would not recommend buying them. For the price, I'd rather get a foot spray for more reliable and instant results. Even with a direct hit on the sticker, it takes several more hits and about 2-3 minutes before the hits are clearly seen.

A new set of clubs is useless if you don't hit the sweet spot. You can't fix anything you don't know is wrong. They are worth every penny, for a penny each. See exactly where the ball hits the face of the racquet, right, practice. You'll be amazed. I use Longshots on all my racquets when I train. Don't just hit more balls wrong. see what's going on and fix it.

I was thinking of powdering my driver and 3 trees but changed my mind and bought this tape. It is as advertised. It tells you where you're hitting the ball and comes with a fold-out guide that explains why you're hitting the ball and tips on how to fix it. The tape measure also shows the percentage of distance lost on off-center hits. I use it on my practice rounds and on the range to get a better feel for my swing.

It's pretty simple but effective. I have an internal strike cage with a Skytrak launch monitor. These markings show exactly where on the racquet face contact with the ball occurs. The results of a shot can be compared to the results of a swing to see how off-center hits affect the results of the shot. The labels change the ball's spin, so the LM stats are a bit skewed. It can also be useful on the training ground. They come off easily.

This is my second roll that I have ordered. I use it during practice rounds and on the driving range. Simply stick on and fold off. Your exposures show up in black and aren't wrong. You don't have to reapply it after each puff, and when you're done with your workout, just peel it off and throw it away. During practice rounds, I usually challenge my buddies to play the first round, hitting only the center of the shockband. If your ball is wrong, it will appear on the tape. The roll lasts a long…

My pro recommended it to me on my first course together. He explained to me that good golf swings depend on where and how the club hits the ball. Unless you're a genius you won't know where the ball and club face intersect without help like these stickers. I keep them in my pocket. If I have a small problem with the stick, the sticker keeps working and I know exactly what I'm doing wrong within a stroke or two. These things are necessary, the highest recommendation.