The Divot Board Golf Trainer Review

A golf swing training aid to help you understand and improve your ball striking through feedback.

[Alan_Edwards]

In had to laugh when you said how you can fool yourself guessing where the ball might have been when practicing on grass - so true. I even tried painting lines on the grass, which did help, but still I would often wonder. I bought one of these as soon as I saw it and I really like what it does. I use it outside with Birdie Balls since they are easier to position than a golf ball plus they are limited flight but still feel like you are making contact with a real ball. I am still working with it, but over time I am starting to make contact with the ball first on a more consistent basis. Since I now know for sure where I made contact, my brain can work better to make the subtle corrections needed. Yeah it will wear out over time for sure, but it does take a licking and the replacement pads are not too pricey. In the end though, I have found nothing better to help train yourself how to make better contact so for me....it's worth every dollar.

[russellgraves]

Best thing about it is you don't need to use a ball to get the feedback, so you can take hundreds of swings indoors every day.

[jjpac]

nice demo. how long does this last? (best guess as to number of swings). 100? 300?

[alainjacob]

I received the Divot Board this morning.
The total of the bill is 238.94 Canadian. However I tried to add this one up
with my Skytrack.The Skytrack doesn't read the shot anymore
So skytrack with the divot board no read
Only skytrack read all the shots
Is is normal?

[GP-qzkk]

The real question is how long will it last? I'm skeptical those "scales" will last very long being struck with a golf club - particularly if someone has a steeper, or just inconsistent, swing. Also, it is VERY expensive, so it needs to last. Can anyone attest to its durability?

[johnathon]

Does the mat give a shock when hit, It looks like it would cause an injury if overused