3bays gsa putting analyser

[Mindthepond]

I fancy a putting analyser  and on Ebay the above are for sale for abou 20bucks however on the 3bays site they are 200.  I know if it's to good to be true, it isn't but wondered if anybody had one  if it worth 200 or has anyone bought the cheap one??

[Pandaman]

I had one of their full swing analysers for a few years and I found it OK, and liked it, I only sold it due to getting a Garmin that connects to my watch.  It didn't do putting so I can't give feedback on that aspect unfortunately.  Being a 'plug in' that fits in the grip end it could wobble and give erratic readings at times, but I expect that would be less of an issue for putting due to the much less 'aggressive' swing.

My thoughts would be for $20 it may well be worth a gamble (how many gimmicky training aids cost way more than that).

[GolfSpy MPR]

I've had one for a while, and I found it pretty interesting. The biggest issue arises if you use any grip that doesn't have an ordinary vent in the top (SuperStroke with the weights, for instance), because it has no way to attach. I've actually cut the stem off mine and just stick it to the top of the putter.

As for the information: it'll tell your face and path numbers, along with your angle of attack, length of backstroke/throughstroke, tempo, etc.

My favorite feature: when you roll a putt exactly like you want, you can mark it as your favorite. From that point on, every ensuing putt will be scored based on its similarity to that ideal putt. This obviously works best if you're working on your stroke with repeated putts to the same distance.

I wouldn't pay $200 for it. I suspect I got mine for around $50, and probably got that amount of value back out of it.

[GolfSpy_SHARK]

9 hours ago, Mindthepond said:

I fancy a putting analyser  and on Ebay the above are for sale for abou 20bucks however on the 3bays site they are 200.  I know if it's to good to be true, it isn't but wondered if anybody had one  if it worth 200 or has anyone bought the cheap one??

I did not have the putting analyzer but just the 3bays swing analyzer. got one brand New Years ago. Very user friendly app I thought was great but cannot speak to the putting one

[Mindthepond]

27 minutes ago, GolfSpy MPR said:

I've had one for a while, and I found it pretty interesting. The biggest issue arises if you use any grip that doesn't have an ordinary vent in the top (SuperStroke with the weights, for instance), because it has no way to attach. I've actually cut the stem off mine and just stick it to the top of the putter.

As for the information: it'll tell your face and path numbers, along with your angle of attack, length of backstroke/throughstroke, tempo, etc.

My favorite feature: when you roll a putt exactly like you want, you can mark it as your favorite. From that point on, every ensuing putt will be scored based on its similarity to that ideal putt. This obviously works best if you're working on your stroke with repeated putts to the same distance.

I wouldn't pay $200 for it. I suspect I got mine for around $50, and probably got that amount of value back out of it.

Thank you for that great answer..never thought about problems only the fun I could have.. will buy a cheap one and put up a review. Cheers

 

30 minutes ago, GolfSpy MPR said:

I've had one for a while, and I found it pretty interesting. The biggest issue arises if you use any grip that doesn't have an ordinary vent in the top (SuperStroke with the weights, for instance), because it has no way to attach. I've actually cut the stem off mine and just stick it to the top of the putter.

As for the information: it'll tell your face and path numbers, along with your angle of attack, length of backstroke/throughstroke, tempo, etc.

My favorite feature: when you roll a putt exactly like you want, you can mark it as your favorite. From that point on, every ensuing putt will be scored based on its similarity to that ideal putt. This obviously works best if you're working on your stroke with repeated putts to the same distance.

I wouldn't pay $200 for it. I suspect I got mine for around $50, and probably got that amount of value back out of it.

Thank for your great replies never thought about problems only the fun I could have. Will get a cheap one and post a review.