Acu-Strike

[Reesedw]

Has anyone else seen this? what are your thoughts? I find it intriguing... 

https://acustrikegolf.com/ 

[M. Parsons]

I've been looking into it as well, but haven't purchased yet.  There are some reviews on YouTube, but I feel like it would be best suited for outdoor use since it has 4 holes for tees to hold it in place.

[tony@CIC]

12 minutes ago, Reesedw said:

Has anyone else seen this? what are your thoughts? I find it intriguing... 

https://acustrikegolf.com/ 

That's a pretty interesting training aid, first time I've seen it.  I'm most intrigued by the outdoor mat - since I wouldn't be doing full swings indoors. Dave are you going to buy one? 

[Reesedw]

@tony@CIC, I am Thinking about it.. or just try to make one myself.. I thought about just going to the fabric store and getting a piece of microfiber like what is on my sectional.. and seeing how it holds up.. Heck I can spray paint a ball and lines and be out what $5?? But yes I am thinking about it or something like it.. I have a 10x10x10 hitting net/cage I am going to put up.. I thought this would be perfect for that. And build a 2x4 platform for the mat so it is not just sitting in water or on the grass...

@M. Parsons, look further they have two an indoor (hard surface) and an outdoor.. 

[silver & black]

I've been looking at that also. It would be great to hit wiffle balls in the back yard and see what is going on.

[PMookie]

I think I saw this on Instagram yesterday and looked at their website. Neat idea, and would be helpful when hitting into my net, but looked really thin without much padding.


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[Reesedw]

1 hour ago, silver & black said:

I've been looking at that also. It would be great to hit wiffle balls in the back yard and see what is going on.

I have a 10x10x10 hitting net I need to get put up and then I could hit real balls off of it.. 

[Reesedw]

46 minutes ago, PMookie said:

I think I saw this on Instagram yesterday and looked at their website. Neat idea, and would be helpful when hitting into my net, but looked really thin without much padding.


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I was thinking about getting some microfiber from the fabric store and making my own for like $5.. then as it where's out make a new one.. worst case I realize the home made one won't last and I break down and buy 1. 

[PlaidJacket]

And each purchase includes 4 tees!

[Reesedw]

41 minutes ago, PlaidJacket said:

And each purchase includes 4 tees!

Whooo hoo, like we all don't have a few hundred already.,..lol

[palvord]

I saw this company at the Michigan Golf show in 2019. It's a cool product and I liked the feedback that it provided. 

Since I have low ceilings in my house, I would need to get the outdoor mat and use it with a net. Can't hurt as it doubles as a mat instead of tearing up the yard.

[MDGolfHacker]

Very cool product!  I like that it will give you instant feedback according to the video.  For my purposes, I hope they reinforced the area 2-4 inches BEHIND the ball placement area

 

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[sirchunksalot]

I actually considered buying one, and might still. I like the fact it gives feedback on ball striking. Maybe it would be good to finally learn to hit the ball first.

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[Dennisavery]

This is a piece of suede material put into a plastic holder. just go to Walmart, look in the bath mat section and you can buy something almost identical without the plastic holder. That's what I use for my divot and path control. Less tha $10.

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[Reesedw]

3 hours ago, Dennisavery said:

This is a piece of suede material put into a plastic holder. just go to Walmart, look in the bath mat section and you can buy something almost identical without the plastic holder. That's what I use for my divot and path control. Less tha $10.

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Perfect, I like that idea better.. LOL