When you swing outside in you often hit a fade or a slice, not a pull. It depends on the way you rotate your wrists. In other words with an outside-in club path you can get a pronounced pull, draw/pull, fade or slice. Ever hear of a double-cross? Look it up. Also, with an inside-out club path you can get the reverse of the above - a pronounced push, a draw or even a hook. Of course, those are not all the possibilities. No offense, but it appears you know very little about the golf swing and how to impact the ball.
You are right, I’m learning all the terms still, only been playing for 8 months! I’m not an expert by any means, but I can tell you that I over exaggerated the swings as much as possible to see if the exaggeration would result in the sensors reading correct. Not giving lessons here,ha! All viewers can read your corrected terms and we all learn! Still overall almost every swing no matter which way I did it would go about the same direction.
I think it is also great for analyzing your shot if your swing is bad. If you slice constantly you can certainly figure out what is wrong if it is in your swing. My swing path is getting better but my slice is still there and the club face is still opening. I am eager to try it with an actual club and see what it says. I may take it to the driving range to see what info I can get.
I personally think it is extremely accurate. Hook it up to real clubs and go to a range on the highest difficulty. Then try hitting bad shots. It will read those better than their sim stick.
@@willdrydenthepilot that doesn't even make sense, unless you have insane wrist angles and close the club a crazy amount. Show us that shot hitting with real clubs, haha.
Perhaps you can do a review and try it on a real club in the various scenarios of topping and thinning it! That wat you will physically know if it can detect the actual shots.
Thank you for watching this review, I did give it a try, lots of times! I just could not find accuracy. I still believe it is more for fun than improving your game.
Hi, thanks for the quick answser. I did find that I was pretty rubbish (my usual self) on the difficult setting, but it was much more forgiving on the easier setting.
When you swing outside in you often hit a fade or a slice, not a pull. It depends on the way you rotate your wrists. In other words with an outside-in club path you can get a pronounced pull, draw/pull, fade or slice. Ever hear of a double-cross? Look it up. Also, with an inside-out club path you can get the reverse of the above - a pronounced push, a draw or even a hook. Of course, those are not all the possibilities. No offense, but it appears you know very little about the golf swing and how to impact the ball.
You are right, I’m learning all the terms still, only been playing for 8 months! I’m not an expert by any means, but I can tell you that I over exaggerated the swings as much as possible to see if the exaggeration would result in the sensors reading correct. Not giving lessons here,ha! All viewers can read your corrected terms and we all learn! Still overall almost every swing no matter which way I did it would go about the same direction.
I think it is also great for analyzing your shot if your swing is bad. If you slice constantly you can certainly figure out what is wrong if it is in your swing. My swing path is getting better but my slice is still there and the club face is still opening. I am eager to try it with an actual club and see what it says. I may take it to the driving range to see what info I can get.
Hoping you can straighten it out!
Wish youd try addressing the ball normally as well as the backswing but stand up on the downswing which is what causes thinning
My stance was much taller than I normally swing. Off camera I did some standing straight up and couldn’t get a thin shot
I personally think it is extremely accurate. Hook it up to real clubs and go to a range on the highest difficulty. Then try hitting bad shots. It will read those better than their sim stick.
Glad it is working out for you
Out to in (over the top) causes the ball to do exactly what the PhiGolf is doing.
My out to in swing pulls the ball to the left. All shots went to the right.
@@willdrydenthepilot that doesn't even make sense, unless you have insane wrist angles and close the club a crazy amount. Show us that shot hitting with real clubs, haha.
Mine does show my slice, which has helped me. But I use my real clubs and I have it on highest difficulty.
Good tip!
Perhaps you can do a review and try it on a real club in the various scenarios of topping and thinning it! That wat you will physically know if it can detect the actual shots.
Thank you for watching this review, I did give it a try, lots of times! I just could not find accuracy. I still believe it is more for fun than improving your game.
Just try swinging left-handed and see if the results are poor ...
It was embarrassing, I threw the club 🤪
No it’s not going to sense tops duffs etc. it will help club path and face angle. Better than nothing
Hope your game will improve, we all need miracles!
Hi, which difficulty setting did you have it on?
Easiest. I tried all modes, couldn’t really tell the difference
Hi, thanks for the quick answser. I did find that I was pretty rubbish (my usual self) on the difficult setting, but it was much more forgiving on the easier setting.
Was it in meters or yards?
Yards
Bro your hitting a cut/ fade shot not a pull
WOOOOOOO i suck at golf
We all do. But we can get better!!!
Phi golf is a bad product. I never produce a draw with the device. Do not waste your money.
Not accurate true. Just a game to play for fun
Hacker
That’s how we start and finish golf!
Looks pretty lame.
Yup