How Many Different Types Of Golf Impact Indicators Are There?

There are many Impact Indicators available in the market. Some of them are:

golf swing Analyzer

Impact Tape

Long Shot Labels

Iron Labels and Sole labels

Sur-Swing Golf Impact Paint

Golf Dust

golf swing Analyzer

A golf swing analyzer is an electronic device designed to help golfers improve the mechanics of their golf game. There are two basic types of golf swing analyzers: simple home gadgets and sophisticated systems available at golf centers.

Simple Home Gadget - is a small electronic contraption that can be attached to a club shaft. As the golfer swings the club, the golf swing analyzer records club speed and computes a distance projection. A Basic Mechanism can cost a hundred dollars.

Sophisticated System - A golf center package offering a computer generated analysis and instruction can cost several thousand dollars. Here, the golfer records the swing on a video or a digital camera that is then downloaded into a computer program. The club head speed, the club head path and the club face angle are analyzed and the distance and trajectory of the ball are predicted. Also it recommends the swing improvements for ideal swing.

Impact Tape

During dynamic club fitting, impact tape has always been an indispensable tool. Impact tape applied to the sole of the club has been the only accurate way of observing the club position when it makes contact with the ball.

Long Shot Labels

If you are a beginner, Long Shot Label is the right option. Six to eight shots can be registered on each label. It is easy to distinguish the last shot by the slightly lighter color change on the label. The labels are easy to remove, and leave no residue. Dimple shape can indicate hooks and slices. The Long Shot labels can also be used for putting practice.

Iron Labels and Sole Labels

These are made to be used with woods and putters as well. Modification of your stance, swing, or grip becomes easy if you know exactly what you have to change to hit that 'sweet spot'. The labels are available as single sheets, or discounted packs of 10 sheets. Each iron sheet has 5 labels, and each sole sheet comes with 13 labels.

Sur-Swing Golf Impact Paint

A neon yellow 'paint' is applied to the club face. As with the golf Golfdust ball mark, the paint will be cleared at the point of impact. The yellow paint simply wipes away after your training session.

Golf Dust

It is a revolutionary impact indicator that gives you immediate feedback on where you are hitting the ball. It’s a spray that comes in a can that you can apply to your golf club surface to improve your swing and accuracy. Using Golf Dust can, spray the face of the golf club. After striking the ball, the impact mark is there for observation. This can be used for hundreds of applications. As accuracy and consistency at the point of impact are the critical aspects in golfing, the golf Golfdust impact indicator is likely to become an extremely effective and indispensable tool.