A typical golfer has spent an average of up to 100 hours practicing, up to $1,000 on lessons, up to $350 on training aids and up to $5,000 on custom clubs per year without results because they can not visualize their swing.  

The flight of the golf ball is determined by power transfer, launch angle, club face at impact, and ball spin.  Most golfers struggle with controlling the ball flight and they don’T know why.  The relationship of face angle to club path determines the axis of the ball spin.  The axis of ball spin determines the curvature of the ball.  Seventy percent of golfers slice the ball (ball curves right for a right-handed golfer) and this is typically due to an incorrect club path. 

Our laser-guided technology in the golf club itself helps golfers reduce follow through errors.