The New Zealand-built unit tracks ball data through your PC and needs the company's own balls for spin. Lagowski's unboxing video is a first look, with accuracy testing still to come.
The company says dual cameras track ball, club and body data, then a voice coach suggests drills. Pricing starts at $799 on its site; shipping is described as a pre-order timeline into 2027.
BandSagger Sim Golf says the strip still plays like new after more than three months, about as long as most strips last him. He also thinks it putts better than the first reviewer did.
Unreal Golf bought the 1.5-inch nylon strip himself and says it lets shallow strikes glide while still punishing heavy ones. His two complaints are putting and a strip that only points one way.
Joe Lagowski Golf's first look shows a Wi-Fi app with configurable data tiles, club video and impact location. He wants two fixes before range use: a range ball mode and a way to start fresh sessions.
Arnett, who ran Callaway's brand and marketing from 2012 to 2019, returns as senior vice president and chief brand officer. He will lead global brand strategy and demand creation.