EyeLine Golf 360-degrees Mirror for Full Swing and Putting , Silver
Key features
- •The convex shape shows a full view of your swing and stroke at all points.
- •For Full Swings place it in front of you or behind you for instant views of your swing positions.For Putting, place it in front of you or between your feet.
- •You will see all your alignments, positions, and movements.
- •The newly redesigned stand is great for indoor or outdoor use.
- •Mirror measures 12" x 10.5" has been redesigned for greater strength and durability.
EyeLine Golf 360-degrees Mirror for Full Swing and Putting , Silver
List Price: $96.60$86.94DEALYou Save: $9.66 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Gerry Neziol•November 22, 2016
light--easy to use and transport
Very useful training aid
Maxwell Tucker•August 31, 2016
Helps me with my grip, stance, alignment, and ball placement. Very useful training aid.
Essentially for any golfer!
gmw5555•July 7, 2016
Since I practice mainly at home now this mirror is ideal. I have discovered that what I feel like I am doing during my swing isn't at all what I want to do. For instance, swaying off the ball in my backswing was easy to correct once I saw it. I swing my weighted club and check my positions in the mirror. I should have gotten one of these years ago. My ball striking has improved tremendously without having to pound balls on the range all day. It arrived on time and in great condition. I would gladly do business with this company again.
Recommended
CriticalEye•July 5, 2016
Performs exactly as described and pictured. This is, surprisingly, a very helpful tool for ensuring one maintains a proper swing technique from address and takeaway to the top of back swing and down through post-impact positions. Recommended.
really?
American Made•March 7, 2016
For some odd reason, the company stuck a damn sticker in the lower left of the mirror. You can't see your impact position with it there. Now I have removed countless stickers in my lifetime, but this one took the cake. The glue on the back of the sticker adhered to the mirror and has marred the mirror. Why did they not use a static sticker is beyond me. The mirror itself is not that bad, but this aggravation is unnecessary.
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