Divot Board - Patented Low Point and Swing Path Trainer - Instant Feedback. Anytime. Anywhere - See Your Swing Path and Learn Every Time You Hit The Ball!

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If you are at the range or home, the Divot Board may be a similar height to the mat. So if room permits, you could place it adjacent to the mat.

This is where pro golfers really shine. They can strike the golf ball first (in an optimal position on the clubface), and then their club will interact with the turf. If you see the practice area of any PGA Tour professional, you’ll see a neat arrangement of divot patterns after their session is complete.There’s nothing better than hitting a perfect shot, looking down, and seeing the perfect divot to match. On the other hand, it’s frustrating when you hit a bad shot and the divot confirms it, which just adds insult to injury. Do you have more questions about this cool new training aid? If so, hopefully we have answers in the FAQ section below. Do you hit real golf balls with it? If you watch golf on TV, I’m sure you’ve seen this when they use the slow motion camera to illustrate the point. A player will hit the ball, then the grass, leaving the divot well ahead of the ball. At first, the Divot Board is a bit daunting to hit from. It’s durable and mimics a fairway, but it takes a couple of swings to really see the magic come to life.

While it was only my first time using this training aid, it helped me realize how critical turf interaction is. It gave me an idea of what I was doing wrong, what I was doing right and how to find more consistency with my shots after analyzing the swing results.Once you swing a few times, you will likely start to notice tendencies in your game. As you know in golf, old habits die hard. Then, it’s time to analyze and assess your divot to make necessary swing changes as needed. Assessing Your Divot That being said, I did not notice any major difference in my impact patterns whether I was hitting off a level surface or used the Divot Board slighting above my stance. There are a couple of potential workarounds you could create: But what if there was a training aid that could help you reverse engineer your swing to hit it more consistently? How your golf club interacts with the turf is perhaps one of the most important ball-striking fundamentals. However, it is rarely spoken about in the instructional world for many reasons.

Not to mention, it’s very user-friendly without any extensive setup on your end. How To Use Divot Board There is an old saying “Dead men tell no lies” but did you know there is an equivalent one in golf too? Unfortunately, we don’t always get to practice on real grass and see what story the divot actually tells. A lot of golfers have to practice indoors or outside on mats, especially during winter months. If it’s straight, great job, you just hit one of the hardest shots in golf… a straight one! But you still want to make sure the face is square at impact, otherwise it’ll be a straight ball flight but have a fade or draw.The Divot Board’s brilliance is its simplicity. All you do is place the ball on the circle, hit your shot, and you’ll get a clear visual indication of what happened. Here is a video showing some examples of striking different parts of the board.