Strike N’ Swipe Summary
Strike N’ Swipe consists of stickers that are placed on the clubhead. These stickes can be used with putting, the long game, or even the short game. When you strike a golf ball with the Strike N’ Swipe sticker, the impression of the golf ball is recorded on the golf ball. In this way, you can determine how far you are from the sweet spot or if your swing has tendencies to hit a certain part of the clubhead.
Is the Strike N’ Swipe effective?
The Strike N’ Swipe differs from other golf ball impact stickers in that it is endorsed by David Leadbetter and you are able to “swipe” off previous impressions of the ball (i.e. Strike N’ Swipe’s are reusable). Other than that, there is really nothing that differentiates the Strike N’ Swipe from the basic golf ball impact sticker.
Some golfers have complained that the imprints of the Strike N’ Swipe are not very clear and hard to see.
How much is the Strike N’ Swipe?
Strike N’ Swipe can be purchased in packets of 5 for $9.99 on the web.
Is the Strike N’ Swipe a good value?
Strike N’ Swipe is a good way to find the position of the club at the impact zone. However, there is nothing about Strike N’ Swipe that is better than the average generic golf ball impact stickers. Strike N’ Swipe does not standout from the competition.
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