Review on 🏌️ Enhance Your Golf Swing with Sports Sensors Swing Speed Radar and Tempo Timer by Genene Locson

This is an interesting device. He showed up today and I put him on the range for 90 minutes and then played 18 holes. I'm well over 50 with a handicap of 14. The biggest obstacle to my best golf game is the gradual loss of distance off the tee, made worse by the occasional slice of banana as I try to hit harder. Everyone I play with tells me my swing is too fast and no matter what I try I can't slow my swing. Enter the Sports Sensor Swing Speed Radar. With the combination of rate of turn and pace measurement from this radar, I was able to slow down to a repeatable pace. Interestingly, my bat head speed increased as my swing speed decreased. Initially my head speed was around 88-90 mph with my driver and my hitting was wild. As I slowed down, club head speed increased to 98-100 mph and the ball was only 10 yards off center left and right due to my faster swing instead of more than 25 yards to the right. I couldn't make a draw with the old backswing - it's impossible. I have found that according to the instructions you definitely want this block to be 8-10 inches from the ball and pointing back into the path of the racquet, not forward towards the ball. The photo in directions is a bit misleading because it looks like the radar unit is right in front of the ball. If I held it right in front of the ball or too far away I got all sorts of weird data, like a club head speed of 142 mph. It is impossible, I'm not Tom Watson and I'm not on a long journey. I had my turn rate professionally measured last year and it averaged 88-90 mph which is a little over 200 yards. With practice, the data provided by this unit allowed me to change my Titleist 913 driver settings to 9.5 degrees of loft (it was 10.25 degrees) and keep the thrust offset to give me a little more distance and control. As I mentioned, I'm a regular slicer and used the C3 setting at 913 and then switched to the B3 setting at 913. With these rider settings combined with the feedback data from the radar applied to my swing rate, I added my riders 30-40 yards in 90 minutes at the shooting range. It's amazing how much slower a golf swing feels, just 3/10ths of a second added and it's been repeated and I've gained muscle memory from the repetition. I never knew how much time I could add to my swing if I didn't see the data on screen. Okay everything works great on the range, I'm one of the best range players in the world and I know I have a great company. For some reason, my success on the training pitch rarely translates into a better game on the pitch. So I took the tempo change I learned on this device to the course I play, which is notorious for its narrow fairways with thick heather fringed further on either side. most fairways. I shot 83 (41 and 42 because), my best round of the year. With the change of tempo, I served the ball to a point on or near the fairway where I had a 6, 7, or even an 8 iron on the green, not a 3 wood or 3 iron. It's difficult to get 3 wood or 3 iron to stick to the green unless it gets soaked. I had better control over my movements because my tempo could be controlled, and this change eliminated the wildness of my movements and lower irons. I've had days where my cut was so bad that the ball could hit me in the back of the head - it's really embarrassing. The radar itself is easy to use. Insert 3 AA batteries and it works. The button below the LCD screen can display miles per hour, kilometers per hour (kilometers per hour), tempo time only, swing speed only, or a combination of tempo time and swing speed. I've used the latest setting for 90% of my time on the range. It comes with a small nylon pouch and instructions with a plastic info card that converts rate of turn to yards. Club head speed 98-100 mph = about 225 yards in the air plus somersault or 240 years I've been through. At 90 mph, my initial club head speed, data on the map says I should be hitting the ball in about 200 years - the same number of yards I've seen with my driver in the past. A few notes. Some gamers might be put off by the device being 8-10 inches away, but I got used to it quickly and there is a standard camera tripod screw mount on the bottom of this radar if you want to mount it on a tripod for other purposes. Sports. I also found that my 3rd iron (Titleist 714 AP1) had a club head speed of around 92-94mph, which would explain why my driver was only going 10 yards further than my 3rd iron. But with the changes in tempo and driver loft, I seem to have rediscovered my long lost driver. I might really handicap 9 or 10 on the best shots - we'll see how the season goes, but for now it's an easy to use and impressive piece of equipment and I'll never go to the shooting range without it in my bag.