Improve your golf grip with computerized glove
By Mr. Mulligan • Jul 18th, 2008 • Category: Product ReviewsIf you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!
With all of the different courses, training equipment, and gear needed for golf, it’s sometimes hard to really know if you are truly doing the right thing. Without having an instructor there with you, how do you know when your grip is wrong?
Here’s a great new golf glove from SensoGlove that tries to make that problem a little easier to diagnose for the average golfer. On the outside, it looks like your standard golf glove, however it features a LCD screen on the top flap.
There is actually a computer inside the glove that is fed by sensors all over the glove and finger tips. Those sensors measure your grip on the club, and whether your grip is tight enough or not. The LDC screen gives you a visual readout of which fingers need to be tightened or loosened. Also, the glove plays audio to let you know to look at the screen and find out why your golf grip isn’t correct.
This glove will cost around $119 and comes in both mens and womens sizes. When you need a replacement, you can take out the computer and move it to a replacement set of gloves for only $26. Check out more details on the SensoGlove website.
Via Oh Gizmo.
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