Would this work for Ping golf clubs?
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I would imagine they would fit any standard iron set....however, the are Callaway branded (with logo)
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Yes, but if you have Ping clubs you would want to have an unbranded or Ping Branded cover.
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They should fit Ping. I have had them on several sets of Callaway Irons. However, they have the Callaway chevron (logo) on them. You might want to try a plain vanilla set or one that is from Ping.
1377397
Use the E-6 you'll love it, better feel an response to club an ball feel. An awesome around the greens or bunker! get it
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The balls that come with are just a little smaller than Ping-Pong balls, but they would probably work, as would some of the small nerf balls (we had some from nerf gun) or other small balls, the "catcher" will accommodate a larger ball.
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I used Almost Golf training balls and it worked. The balls are little more dense than standard foam balls.
1537905
Yes, you should hae an adjustment key that lets you adjust the club loft. Look at the bottom of the club of adjustment settings.
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Mine requires me to hit a ball so I surmise the device may not pickup contact on short putts, being the contact generally is much lighter, maybe too light.
833676
Sorry, I don't know. If you go to www.gpsgolfbuddy.com and call their customer service # they are very helpful.
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i use them on taylormade and ping clubs so I guess they are pretty univerasal
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You go to the course and it recognizes it. Hell, it worked for me in friggin London, England. Just buy it and see for yourself. OK, guess I'm an official Amazon/GolfBuddy tool. �
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IF you have a somewhat flat swing it will work. If you have an upright swing like Tom Watson you might have an issue with your driver. Take a couple of clubs and swing very slow to see if you come close to your ceiling. That's what I did.
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Yes I use it for golf also, only problem is you have to have a very steady hand if you try to point it at the flag,,almost impossible. I target the ground right in front of the pin and that works fine. I love this Rangefinder
1981014
I have found the greatest benefit is teaching " clubhead lag", through proper pacing of the swing...........one of the most frequent flaws in the golf swing, is to "throw the club" from the top of the swing..........the SKLZ makes you "wait" in transition.........
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My swing is only around 90 mph, if I miss the Callaway target nothing exciting happens. I don't think it would be a good idea to depend soley on the net. The more expensive nets have bigger, better target material to stop the ball before it gets to the net material.
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I don't play golf so I am not real sure on this. I guess as long as you can see the ball and you are able to focus in on it. it should work.
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I believe it would.The thing works on a bracketing system you have a belly pin and a top of back pin at any given yardage knowing how many inches your game is from belly to back(it comes with a chart)will determine your yardage then you adjust your site.
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Yes, it has been working very well for me with Golf fairways and greens. jqgriswold@gmail.com
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I don't see why not. It's designed to run off of 12VDC, so assuming the electrical system on your golf cart is 12V, I would assume you could make it work.