Pelz Golf DP4008 Putting Clip Set (Pack of 3), Black Review

Great helper! Guarantees the cleanliness of your shot and gives great feedback when you are not in contact with the center of the racquet face! One of the best nutritional supplements on the market today.

Used these clips years ago when they were a slightly different style. I had to order a replacement for my son who is now taking the game seriously. Since my last purchase over 15 years ago, I have enjoyed innovations and improvements to the product.

I just don't know if it's worth the money. I've used them a few times and they help, but only if your problem isn't constantly hitting the sweet spot. I have found that I can tell exactly when I miss her. They work, I just don't know what they need.

They frustrated me at first because I couldn't hit them in the middle with my shot, but after a few weeks of working with them, what a difference. My stroke has improved a lot and I'm regaining my confidence. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking to improve their stroke.

I trust Dave Peltz. I have a product that is the opposite of this (one post in the middle instead of two on the sides) and on my hit it cut an open club. It healed that deficiency in my racquet stroke. This is a great tool for knurling a square club face and swing path. I would recommend this for practice.

I think this thing will come in handy, but it's clearly made cheaply. For what I paid I expected the cheap plastic case to stay closed when I closed it. I'm also disappointed with the metal shell around the terminals; it is not smooth. With one of them, I think the lack of a soft landing will affect the direction of the putt. So cheaply made. I would also expect some form of learning; There is a helpful video online, but there is a small metal rod in the kit which I think was meant to snap one…

This device will drive a good racquet crazy. To hit well, you must consistently hit the ball to the dead center of the face. Find the center and attach one of the three devices according to the instructions. Each of the three is progressively narrower. If you miss dead center, the built-up edges of the sidewalls will bounce the ball off the line. Start with the widest. Once you get the hang of it, move on to the next smaller size. If you can shoot clean with it, "well done"! If you can follow…

I'm working on being a better player in 2017 so I read Peltz's book and bought a few items to help me train (look for other reviews). These things work as advertised. Attaching/detaching and aligning is fairly easy (although the double sided tape was tricky to work with - it doesn't want to easily peel off its backing). Of course, the liners change the pole weight, but I only practice with them for a few minutes at a time and train specifically for face contact. A word of caution: using these…