How easy/hard is this to attach and detach from clubs? Going to the driving range, I don't want to be limited to geting feedback from only one club.
239563
Attaching is easy, however I sent my unit back as it had terrible accuracy!
239564
It's very simple. It attaches with a buckle clip. Takes less than a minute to change clubs.
239565
get the swinbyte it is better, i had 2 rmas on this one it only works for one day
1546436
It should hold up well. I haven't had any problems. I've used every club with it.
1203791
I've taken similar ones apart before, all you need is a long small Phillips screwdriver. I just hope you had better luck with yours than I did, I didn't use it for a few weeks after I got it and after about two days it started making such a racket it was a joke, after I let it run for a few hours it works fine but as soon as I have time it's coming apart for an overhaul.
584532
You need to further protect your long golf clubs with a Club Glove Stiff Arm or Bag Boy Backbone inside the travel bag. Amazon has both. I own both, and always use one or the other when my clubs are going to be handled by TSA or the airlines. I learned a tough lesson years ago when the graphite shaft on my driver was snapped in two inside a padded-top travel bag. You need the Stiff Arm or Backbone in addition to the travel bag.
1300308
Agreed you have to watch the hinge pins, I put my driver on the side but at the center of the case from top to bottom is 48" so your club would need to be in the center of your bag
114416
My experience with attachments for any tool, they almost never connect 100% correctly or not at all. My advice, spend the money and take the time to purchase the attachment designed for the tool. In the long run you will get longer life and spend less money. Cheers
1377397
Use the E-6 you'll love it, better feel an response to club an ball feel. An awesome around the greens or bunker! get it
1071296
I ordered it for a friend, he used a vise which help give him a steady brace to work with on the club. He used some flat rubber pieces wrapped around the club to protect it. He didn't know how ever about he tip from Jadie about wetting down the new tape to help slide the grip on, he had a bit of a harder time.
535844
Yes. This one is better than te one I bought from Golf Galexy 6 years ago. I bent that one.
697073
When you use the key you can move the club to fit your steering wheel or take it off from it. it is simple and works well. If it doesn't retract then your club is broken.
1649367
There is an add on bar, several different styles. I bought the removable one for approx. $150 comes with a bar and two belts to hold the clubs securely in place. Removable in about 1 minute for people to sit on seat.
1489004
I'm pretty sure,I actually had a few links left over on mine but they are a pain to get on.You have to align everything just right which makes it easier with 2 people,I did it alone.
449350
It is easy but in my experience it is a dangerous quick release system. Mine released on it's own several times once almost causing a bad crash. This thing is a POS. I tossed mine away. Get something safer and sturdier. Your safety is more important than a low price.
998772
It won't come loose if you carefully thread the screw part into the hole on the end of your grip. If you have used other ball retrievers which made the hole too big, then it is possible it will fall out. As long as you screw it in and it holds the threads you should be okay. I hope this helps.
903363
There is no handle or strap. There is a small plastic closed loop with a roughly 1" x 1" opening that is U-shaped on the version I have that is also attached to and pivots on the same hinge as the flip-open top. It's sort of a mini-carabiner but is a CLOSED loop. You would need a carabiner or some clip to attach it. I can't say how durable it is. It should be okay to hang off a golf bag but may not stand up to being clipped to a bike. Would recommend if it fits into a bike bottle carriage to use that.
2188034
Depends on the club. If you use a wedge, get as close as you can get. The ball may go too high. Otherwise, 5 or 6 feet back works for me.
656061
Depending on how tight/short the strap is, you'll need to loosen before shooting. It's quick and easy to do this. If you want to ale a vertical shot, you'll probably need to detach one side unless you don't mind criss-crossing the straps. I prefer to just detach one side. It works great with all my packs: day or multi-day!