Club Marker Pack

I have hit over 2000 balls throughout my clubs in the 23 days I’ve owned my GC3. All stickers are still in place and that’s including an outdoor on course round. BTW if you’re not getting 100% hit reads , try hitting from a separate surface as the ball mat. I found standing on the same mat caused very slight ball movement and misreads. This was after trying all types of lighting scenarios. It was 100% ball movement and since discovering that I’ve had ZERO misreads. Stickers are overpriced but it is what it is. Buying the GC3 and hitting indoors is the best golf practice decision I’ve ever made.

I find that the removal of the tag from the sheet of 48 that they come on difficult. Once placed on the club my GC3 gets club data well over 95 percent of my strikes. Difficulty comes in with lob wedges, bladed strikes and topping of the ball. I'm guessing that monitor camera just can't "see" the tag.

When I bought mine, years ago, they did not come with instructions. My mechanics are to use a scalpel to get on the sticky side of the tag then place my finger on top of the scalpel and then place it on the club and push down on the tag while removing the scalpel. I screw up about 1 in 4 tags.

All said, I still give the tags themselves 5 stars because they are the only way I know of to get club data.

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Easy to put on and each marker usually lasts several sessions.

$50 for <50 club heads worth of dots. Give me a break…. Don’t you make enough money on the simulators, courses and software updates?