Starting at £291.75
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Our selection of Training Equipment brings together everything you need to improve your golf skills, both at the driving range and at home: Garmin Approach launch monitor, SKLZ Pure Practice swing mat and Accelerator Pro, putting mats and JuCad mirror, Boston Golf training net, PitchUp pitch fork and ball picker, and Voice Caddie alignment aid.
Improve, even when away from the course.
In golf, the consistency of the stroke is developed through repetition. Between rounds, the practice range and home allow you to work on your swing, putting, and routines. A few accessories make this training more effective: a mat to hit on without damaging the garden, a net to catch the balls, a putting mat for short game practice, and measuring tools to understand your shots and track your progress.
Golf accessories also come in various forms:
All the accessories are gathered on the accessories page.
The Garmin Approach, placed behind the ball, is a launch monitor: it measures clubhead speed, ball speed, launch angle, and estimated distance for each shot, displaying them on your phone. It also allows you to play simulated courses. The alignment aid Voice Caddie helps position your feet and shoulders in line with the target, a base often overlooked in the swing.
The SKLZ Pure Practice and Accelerator Pro mats replicate grass for hitting or putting indoors; the Boston Golf net safely catches balls in the garden. The putting mat JuCad and its mirror, which checks the eye position over the ball, work on your short game, crucial for your score. The PitchUp tools, pitch repair tool and ball picker, complete the golfer's equipment on the green.
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A radar like the Garmin Approach measures clubhead speed, ball speed, and flight distance. This objective data indicates which shots to work on and the real distance of each club.
Line up short putts through a doorway made of two tees, then gradually increase the distance. The mirror JuCad checks the eye position above the ball and shoulder alignment.
Yes, with a sturdy net like the one from Boston Golf and a hitting mat that protects the lawn. Leave enough space around and above, and make sure no one is near the net.
Placed on the ground, they mark the target line, foot position, and swing plane. The alignment aid Voice Caddie holds them in place to work on your routine at the practice range.
It repairs the mark left by the ball when it lands on the green: you poke around the hole and pull the grass back to the centre. The pitch repair tool PitchUp is part of any respectful golfer's equipment.