can i hit balls with the intech swingtrainer
461420
Yes....This is a very heavy and very solid club,so you certainly can. Though I rarely do.
461421
The club Is designed just like a normal 7 iron and feels like an ordinary club.The only difference is the weight and grooves on the grips to ensure correct grip.i have hit balls with mine and it is very useful.i hope this helps
1921861
to capture swings, it is necessary to make contact with a practice ball or a grass or mat. it must make contact with something to register swings.
640425
Yes, no problem. I position my hitting mat about 20 ft. away from the target flap with no problem. I'm hitting a Callaway X-hot with a club head speed of around 105 mph. Target absorbs a lot of the energy before ball hits net. Net has proven to be very durable and handles driver, hybrids, irons, and wedges without failing. I'm very satisfied.
850110
Yes it can, but I wouldn't recommend it. You can get white "dimple" practice balls with red laces painted on them for realism if that's what you are concerned about. If you were to use a raised-lace ball (real ball), you would want to make sure it went in the exact same way every time due to the height adjustment of the striker plate. You wouldn't want the laces causing accuracy issues. Also, it would chew them up over time, and the consistency would not be there. I'd also be concerned that real baseballs might damage the wheel over time.
2012176
Haven't used mine yet but according to literature, you can use it with functionality without hitting a ball. By the way you can still hit a ball indoors by just using a net to prevent damage.
485703
I bought it for my daughter, but I did try it. She loves it and I do believe you can make it hit all areas of the neck, the balls rotate around nicely
24157
IF you have a somewhat flat swing it will work. If you have an upright swing like Tom Watson you might have an issue with your driver. Take a couple of clubs and swing very slow to see if you come close to your ceiling. That's what I did.
1129525
Coach, I would say probably. Get one of the poly softballs if you don't already have one and hit it around the gym and check the damage it does and make your decision from there. The machine will pitch the ball at 60 mph or so. Good luck . Bill
1347655
I used Almost Golf training balls and it worked. The balls are little more dense than standard foam balls.
1095627
The one I personally own feels like it would break if I swung at air let alone hit anything with it. However there are videos on YouTube of this mastersword being put under pressure and seemed to hold up. So I guess u just have to get lucky and hope you get a good one.
2268345
Daniel, if it is new it should have a DVD instructing you how to use it. However, you can see it on Youtube. Searh for Swingyde instruction. I use mine at home in front of a mirror. It takes practice to get use to it but once do, you will be amazed how well you hit the ball. I hope this helps.
2270731
Mine requires me to hit a ball so I surmise the device may not pickup contact on short putts, being the contact generally is much lighter, maybe too light.
1927642
Doubt it. This is a child sized toy. The balls would not pop up high enough for you to hit effectively
245548
Yes it can. We use it for weighted balls, too, training to hit the ball harder.
2028762
Your device and the analyzer will be connected via bluetooth so you shouldn't have any problems with real time data analysis. You won't be able to access the training videos unless you have access to wifi, but the swing analysis should function as normal via the bluetooth connection.
1804393
My swing is only around 90 mph, if I miss the Callaway target nothing exciting happens. I don't think it would be a good idea to depend soley on the net. The more expensive nets have bigger, better target material to stop the ball before it gets to the net material.
1143434
I believe it would if the net is far enough away to allow the unit to pick up the initial speed and trajectory of the ball. I don't know for certain as I've never used it anywhere but a driving range.