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Features
Smash bag impact trainer for learning the correct clubface impact
Target map provides visual feedback on the quality and accuracy of impact
Helps eliminate fat and thin shots and cure slices; easy-to-interpret target
Heavy-duty, high-impact material fills with old towels or clothes
Perfect safe for you and your club; ideal in combination with other trainers
Description
Impact Trainer. Learn the feeling of the correct impact. Hitting into the Smash Bag helps eliminate fat and thin shots, and helps cure slices.
Product Details
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Product Weight:
1.0 pounds
Package Length:
10.2 inches
Package Width:
10.0 inches
Package Height:
3.6 inches
Package Weight:
1.6 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 23 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 23 customer reviews )
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28 of 29 found the following review helpful:
Does the job and at a great price. May 11, 2009
By Paul Park I was originally looking at a Callaway branded impact bag but came across this one. It's pretty much the least expensive impact bag I've found so I went for it. The material is pretty beefy and looks like it's going to take a decent pounding. I ended up filling it with old sheets, shirts, leftovers from slutty ex-girlfriends, old underwear, etc.... It's been great, if not for just being able to swing my 6 iron at something while at home. If you're doing the drill properly it will help you feel your club face position at impact. After having used it for a couple hundred swings now, I think I might get more use out of doing what the other reviewer recommended and filling it with bird feed. That would solve the problem of having to reposition the bag after each swing and allow for a better indicator of your club face at impact. FYI - depending on how much you practice, you're going to go through at least 2 per year so cheaper is better. I don't think the other ones that cost more will last any longer.
12 of 13 found the following review helpful:
Does the job Jan 30, 2009
By Amazon Lover If you're looking for a golf impact training bag, this fits the bill. Fill it with 40 lbs of bird seed (Amazon sells Brown's Nature's Banquet Good Blend Wild Bird Food in a 40 lb bag) and you're ready to go.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Great product for the new golfer. Sep 18, 2009
By Roger A. Nale I just began playing golf in May '09 and my instructor suggested I buy an impact bag to help me develop a strong, straight swing. I waited for a few months and strugled with the dreaded slice and fade. I was beginning to get the feel for a proper impact but was still strugling. After I got the SKLZ bag and worked with it for a few days, I saw my ball starting to fly straight where I was aiming. No more adjusting my stance and aim point for me. Parallel left and I'm on my way. I also added about 10 to 15 yards to my woods and long irons.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Hold the bird seed Jan 16, 2011
By tothetune I tried using bird seed as several others had recommended. After a few months it became seriously infested with bugs, maggots, whatever. (I live in a hot climate). I had to chuck the bag and get another. Otherwise, nice product for the price.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Smash Bag Works Sep 20, 2010
By ssmigs I keep this right next to my practice tee area. When my swing is not quite right; a few practice swings into the bag gets me focused. It stops your club right at the point of impact so you can see where you are coming through the ball. A regular practice swing can't do that. I filled it with rubberized landscape chips and just leave it outside all year. I rotate it so I'm not hitting the same spot constantly.
based on 23 reviews
Does the job and at a great price. May 11, 2009
By Paul Park
