I am a golf instructor and need to demonstrate the correct way to swing. Would this pack remain in place during a golf swing?
257254
Yes, I think it probably would. I haven't attempted to play golf using the bag, however, if the front connecting strap was fastened securing the rear straps in place, I think it would be fine; just a little cumbersome, maybe?
257255
No, it does not fit snug enough to allow for a golf swing and the straps would hinder your swing.A better choice for what you need, would be one that straps around your waist and the cylinder rests at the back.
257256
My husband uses it but from what I can tell from how it works for him I would say yes if you snap the front straps.
257257
Put on correct it should. I do all kinds of work with mine and have no problem.
385442
Yeah, there is a bungee cord thing that you attached to the bag. It doesnt completely stop the bag from swinging, but it does help.
1972526
It depends on how tall the 8 year old is. It might be a little bit too big and cause the bag to be lower in the front than in the back, which might cause the clubs to slide out...
609643
Yes. as the straps are pretty long and not super sturdy. You might do better to have the pack infront so you can manage the weight if something goes wrong wit hthe straps.
502861
Yes, you may need a support bar for the possible direct drop on your driver head. There is padding over the club area but no real structure at the head of the bag.
1492575
It won't slip out unless you really swing it when on your wrist haha I tested it out and it stayed.
2087461
I would agree with taking it off. I ordered the grip kit for a friend of mine, watched him putting it on and there was not very much space to play with, pretty tight fit without the old tape/grip there. It might possibly allow for a little more give in the grip then you may want during a swing, but that is just a guess there.
1921860
It will not register anything unless the club makes contact with something. A real ball will works best and have also used wiffle balls if I take a divot. Also it will not register a swing unless you hold the club still for at least 1 second before you make the swing. I hope this helps.
1556595
First, I don't golf, but if it's knee stability you are looking for, it works to stabilize the tendons around your knee. So it would help keep your knee from twisting badly.
584531
I had no issues. My clubs were in my golf bag and I use bubble wrap as a buffer between the exposed shafts. There is an external strap which tightens to immobilize any club movement.
1075025
There is a clip on the back of the Golf Buddy. It slides through the openings on the band. Be patient. It won't break.
2146758
The bag sit semi securely in the cart. It has two straps that holds the bag decently. I love to play golf, but I wasn't going to invest in a cart that cost $100 plus for something simple. It works just fine for me, because I love to walk and it's lite and holds onto my bag enough where I'm not messing with it all the time.
748215
My GF is 5'6''-5'7'', she's athletic and chokes down on the club a little. I think your height could be a factor. It all depends on your stance. Are you upright (making you longer while addressing the ball) or do you sit down a little when you swing (more of an athletic stance)? Getting fitted by a pro is always the best bet if you are getting serious about golf. If you are just taking the sport up, these will be just fine. After you get a little better or if you think they are a little short, you can always add an extender to the end of the club with a new grip for a minimal charge.
1981014
I have found the greatest benefit is teaching " clubhead lag", through proper pacing of the swing...........one of the most frequent flaws in the golf swing, is to "throw the club" from the top of the swing..........the SKLZ makes you "wait" in transition.........
166660
My swing has been in use since summer. My big dog jumped into it with no tipping. He only did it once, tho.
850822
No, it does not. If your pack is designed to accommodate a water reservoir though, it should stay put. I have been using mine hard this hunting season, and had no problems with it.
575874
i just finished trying the set up you suggested (minus the vest) and found that when the packs are strapped to my sides at waist height the 3 inch bulge on either side was noticeable I add a sweat shirt and came to the conclusion that the only way the packs would remained concealed is if you like extremely baggy clothing. or wear a vest like they do in the military and police forces in which case the vest plus the packs would make you look very round (still need a not so baggy sweat shirt for this to work tho).