Asking Random Golfers to Test the Launch Deck Golf Training Aid!
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2023
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I gotta say, watching random people swing golf clubs makes me feel significantly better about my game. 🤣
“Excuse me, you wanna hit this?” Not the most informative or inviting question I can hear from a stranger. 😂
That thing just screams cheap and cheesy
love that you took this to a driving range to get people opinions. Being able to see them use it was fun to watch.
I see what the mat can provide, but 2x Tee's in the ground would provide the same results.
I’ve been using empty water bottles to do the same thing for the past few years. The nice thing about the water bottles is they fall over if you hit them so you know which one you hit. Can’t believe someone’s actually paying $100 for the same idea
that is something I would use at home with a net, wouldn't be caught dead at the driving range with it.
Who could pass up $890 in value for $99 🤣
Be careful if you buy this thing by the way. I got suckered into it since I have a horrible slice. And lo and behold on pronounce to me I am now signed up for $29.99 a month for access to their online training.
Normally when someone walks up and says “ Do you wanna hit this ? “ it’s usually from a girl at a party , club , or bar 😂😂 IYKYK
More of this please!! Also, the YT Golf world needs a REAL, adult news person. You are perfect for it.
Matt, love that you took this to the range. I don't think you had it set up right for people's swing faults. I bought it and watched the training video that went with it. I had been slicing all my life and it really helped me to stop slicing. It's not a miracle fix but it does work. The teaching pro at my range didn't even know what it was and took one look at it and said to me, "I assume that's supposed to help from coming over the top" I replied "yes". Maybe not for everyone but it worked for me. Thanks, Matt for the video!
Probably the most honest way to review such a product. Thanks!
haha loved the video. Fun to see you out on the driving range with the people. 30 bucks tops is what they should sell for and they would get far more sales.
Great video! I love watching you interact with the beginning golfers and the high handicappers, just encouraging them and giving them a couple of helpful tips.
Great video, Matt. Big shout out to your boys for all their behind the scene hard work making it look so good!!!!
If someone of your stature walked up to me, I'd be happy to take your advice and improve my game. Awesome video.
I actually own a Launch Deck and find it to be a great training aid. In your session, you ended up reversing the upper orange pylon which negates the one of the intended purposes of the Launch Deck. The fact that the players kept hitting that Pylon is an indication that they were coming over the top. When you were using the LD in your studio, you were hitting the ball crisp and clean and using an inside out swing, never touching either pylon. The LD has helped me create a similar swing path.
Matt, I just bought this a month ago. It definitely helped my drive as I just started golfing two years ago. I like how you can see if your swinging outside to in by hitting that outside pylon, which is what I normally do. Thanks for the continuous great content, big fan here in Columbus, GA.
This was great, Matt! Always appreciate your reviews of gear and gadget and getting random, honest feedback at the range was very interesting. I've seen this before, as you noted it's heavily pushed online, but had no idea it cost $99. No way would I pay that but I'd agree with the early fellas who felt it might be worth $30 or so. Looked a rather toasty North GA day out there, so stay cool this summer!