Automatic Swing Trainer System for Android and iPhone

The tags are really easy to install on most standard sized grips. The app is very easy to use and has useful course maps that help you quickly measure your shot distances, distance to the green, distance to hazards, etc. You never need to charge the tags- just setup once with the app and go out & enjoy the course. It takes about 1-2 minutes to label each club brand/name/grip that you use, so it's best to do at home for a stress-free experience. Make sure NFC is on when you use the tags and GPS is on when you're on the course.Integrats great with a Samsung phone and Samsung watch.Depending on your phone model & case, you may need to remove the case to have the tags properly read on your phone. Practice a few times when you're assigning the tags to find the right spot on your phone for NFC and remember to use the same spot when you're on the course - you will be much happier with the experience! Once you are familiar with the process, it's super quick and easy. The statistics on the app for each club are really great to understand club gapping, especially the more rounds you play.

When I say game changer it definitely will. If you’re a nerdy golfer that likes to analyze your round, this is for you. You can break down your round to the craziest detail and have a real world idea of how far and well you hit each club. Forget the range data. This uses real playing and real life scenarios and will recommend to you what clubs to use. Once I started using this I stopped using my rangefinder. The 2 and only downsides I could think of are:1. You will need to play the round with your phone in your pocket so you can scan each club. Now if this could use the Apple Watch to scan then it would be much much better!2. You have to scan each club just before you hit it. It will definitely change your pre-shot routine. If you don’t scan, then it won’t know where your ball landed from your previous shot and it won’t be able to calculate distances for you. This is the BIGGEST issue in my opinion. Because once you miss the scan, the rest of that hole is pretty much useless for this app. It’s cumbersome to try and correct it during the round and if you can remember the exact locations you hit each shot, you can do it post round. This reason is the biggest negative for me. If you can remember to scan it just before you hit, then you’re golden. Once you forget, all heck breaks loose.Scanning can also sometimes be finicky as you get the sensor on the club close enough to the part of your phone where the NFC sensor exists (it’s different on different phones). But with vibrate and sound on, you’ll get confirmation each time. Just be prepared for the weird looks as you try to jab the end of the club into your thigh (where your phone is) before each shot to scan. Haha.Everything else about this is fine. It fits well on most grips, it’s stays on, it’s durable. If you have the fat superstroke putter grip then you’ll need to buy the adapter or make one yourself. You can 3D print them too.If they could only improve the scanning part like using a smartwatch or including a sensor on your bag that can detect which club you’ve got, or a small wearable sensor that is reliable with good scanning range that you can clip to your belt or keep in your pocket.

I highly recommend this product for anyone who is looking to improve your game! Have you ever been to the range or on the course and hit an amazing shot with your irons or driver but wondered how far you actually hit it? Well now you can this amazing product will give real time feedback on club distances, shot dispersion, fairway hit or missed shots, putt shots and so many other great features without breaking the bank!!! Great product great price what more could you ask for, I love how slim these tag are when actually on the grip they don’t stick out a lot like some others that I’ve seen, Overall like I’ve said I’m very pleased and highly recommend.

After using the Golf Pad app and having a positive experience with the app , I bought two sets of the Tags to further improve the experience. Epic fail for me and the person to whom I gifted the second set. The Tags are too fussy. It’s very difficult to locate where to tap the tags on the phone to register the club being used. It’s also very difficult to know when the tags have registered the club being used. All of this difficulty requires, then, that you always have your phone in hand which is not a pleasant golfing experience. Keeping the phone on your person and having to remove golf glove and unlocking the phone and waking up app and tapping 2X to get to the Tags and then use them is too much. It slows the game and reduces the pleasure of playing significantly. We both have Watches which could improve the experience if Tags could be registered using the Watch. I would not recommend Tags at this time. Great concept, but technology still needs improvement.