My personal golf improvement journey - tracking progress from high handicapper to (hopefully) single digits
This post contains affiliate links. Let me start with a confession: I read an article last week about the five essential shots every amateur golfer
The HackMotion ($295) is a wrist sensor that shows your wrist angles in real-time. After 4 weeks, it exposed flaws I couldn't feel—
My GOLFTEC analysis revealed I was losing 10+ yards because my hips stalled instead of rotating. The fix: the "belt buckle to target"
Related: Arccos sensors | GOLFTEC lessons Let me start with a confession: I used to think I hit my 7-iron 160 yards. I'd stand
I have 8 pairs of golf shoes and counting. From Masters-themed Adidas to torture-device FootJoys. Is this a problem? Probably. Am I stopping? No. Related:
The USGA's 2025 report shows 82 million rounds posted and the average handicap is 14. That means most of us are high handicappers—
TL;DR: GOLFTEC uses OptiMotion 3D cameras to capture 4,000+ data points per swing. The $125 evaluation showed me exactly why I couldn'
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