Obviously, some sort of training device to try to hit the ball in the sweet spot. But does anybody know anything about this club?
by reverend_fancypants
Obviously, some sort of training device to try to hit the ball in the sweet spot. But does anybody know anything about this club?
by reverend_fancypants
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That’s a -2 iron.
As you said, training device. Also, leave it in the clubhouse, I’ll be there in 45.
That’s how my 54 be all the time
Probably could have looked up the patent number on it…
https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/dd/02/16/083ffac97cb0d6/USD434098S.pdf
it’s a hook to hang your hat on
So is the idea to swing it and have the ball go perfectly through the center? That way you train hitting the center of the iron.
My mother-in-law calls it her “tickler”.
Swing trainer. If you hit rigjr you dont hit the ball
Wow it say 2000 on the patent link, would have thought way different
It’s a device to drive a ball directly into your shin
Training aid, promotes shanks and toe strikes. Surprisingly didn’t sell well as people are already good at those.
Feels like I game 9 of these.
Looks to me like a putter that’s been pured over a lifetime
Gap wedge
SST. Sweet spot trainer…
It’s for Jersey Meat Hooks
My next excuse
It’s to scoop your friends balls from behind when they try to tee off
Looks like the club I swing on my second shot after absolutely piping a drive up the middle
Get a large nail or metal rod and stick it in the ground with about 1-2 inches sticking out. Swing this club as if the rod is a ball. If your swing is off center, you get immediate feedback.
So you go to the range with the goal not to hit any balls?
“SST” = sweet spot trainer?
My guess is you’re supposed to hit nothing if you’re swinging correctly
A Hole-in-One
Golf ball wrench
For the best feedback, screw your ball to the floor before using