Divot Board - The Original Patented Low Point and Swing Path Trainer - Instant Feedback. Anytime. Anywhere - See Your Swing Path and Learn Every Time You Hit The Ball!

If you want to learn where & how to utilize your low point in your swing, this is the best trainer for instant results. It definitely wasn't an immediate fix for me. Learning to get my sternum ahead of the ball and thus my low point ahead, I now can compress my shots for the first time consistently. I am no longer trying all these other things to stop my fat & thin shots. It's the instant feedback which enabled me to more quickly improve my strikes from inconsistent to consistent. You can use it anywhere too.

It is a great tool for practicing your swing. I use it indoors and have found it really helpful. I've used it with my junior golfers, and they've loved the feedback. It's a steep price, but the quality is good. The actual divot board will eventually wear down. I've used it a lot, and it looks pretty beat up, but it still works fine.

Aside from being overpriced , it is a great product. I also think it is durable. I've had mine over a year. It's seriously scuffed, but still works as intended. I bet I have at least 500 swings on it. I haven't felt a need to buy a new replacement part for it. I like it especially inside the house in tandem with video showing my swing in slow motion. It provides a hitting surface so you don't tear up a rug etc. and I learn a lot from the video. Unfortunately, all golf aids are highly marked up. I was going to buy a 2d one for my house down south, but then saw the price and said nah, I'll just bring it back and forth. I would have given it a 5 star rating, but again, the price is too high.

This is a great golf training tool -- Its real easy - just swing and it shows you where you club hit the ground -- golfers know when you using an iron you need to connect with the ground after the ball -- this tool helps you train for that

This is a great device to train your golf skills for consistent ball striking. You get instant feedback showing whether or not you are getting that ball first, divot second golf swing. Works great at the practice range when you have to hit off the mats. Practicing on mats can give you a false sense of ball striking consistency. You can hit a ball off the mat well even if your point of contact is behind the ball. Using the Divot Board will let you know your swing was fat or thin....and it will also indicate you swing path.

This is a great training aid. It gives immediate feedback for swing path and improving ball striking. I've used this for a couple of short sessions and do feel like this tool may have durability issues. I will buy replacement mats for this when needed though because it works so well.

Golf training aid used at the driving range. This product does provide good feedback on swing/club head path. However after several uses I can see where there are durability issues. Specifically the top of the mat will become scuffed to the point where the makings evidencing the path of the club head when the ball is struck will not be seen. After receiving mine I used it twice, hitting about 40 balls total and can see where the top of the mat that provides the visual feedback will eventually become so marred that the item is no longer usable until you purchase a replacement top sheet for about $50. While the concept of the visual feedback this training aid provides is very good, the value for the dollar isn't. I usually go to the Driving range about twice a week and each time hit a small bucket of about 30 balls. I can see myself spending a small fortune for replacement top sheets if I use this regularly.

The idea is fantastic and it works well as advertised. Unfortunately, while the board itself and the rubber backing pad are quite durable, the mechanism that creates the magic are simply thin plastic disks much like the unicorn shirts... ya know, sequins, which get all bent up and loose their color coating after only a few dozen swings. While unsightly this has not yet had a negative effect on overall performance and thus far the sequins have all remained attached which is impressive. I would imagine after a month or two of moderate use though, the pad will need to be replaced (for around $50). I have not tried the cheaper alternatives but the technology isn't exactly cutting edge science so I'm sure they all work similarly well. With that being said this one is the smartest looking of the bunch and I really like it's slim size. Also the embroidered logo is lovely but probably contributes substantially to the cost. Overall great concept and well done.