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The Swing Beep is a versatile training aid that provides audio feedback.
Introduction
Every year, the PGA Show is home to a wealth of new training aids. Most are derivative, many are unitaskers, but the Swing Beep stood out as being potentially helpful and versatile. I tested it to see if those things are true.
Ease of Use & Setup
At it’s core, setting up the Swing Beep only requires putting one of the magnetic rods into the Swing Beep module. When the rod gets hit, the module beeps. This couldn’t be easier.
Figuring out where to go from there, however, is another matter. Because Swing Beep offers so many options, it’s easy to get paralyzed by choices. My recommendation is to bring it to your instructor and have them recommend one or two uses that target your problems. Alternately, watch the video on the Swing Beep website and copy some of the drills you see there.
Effectiveness
The Swing Beep is an effective training aid because it provides unambiguous feedback. If you set it up on your wrist, it will beep when your wrist extends, end of story. This unforgiving, black-and-white approach can be frustrating, especially if you’re making a tough change, but it’s the best way to improve.
One thing to keep in mind is that setting up your drill correctly is critical. If you’re working on shortening your back swing with the putter, for example, the place where you set the magnetic rod is key. If you set it too far back, the drill will be meaningless. Similarly, if you move around in relation to the rod, you’re muddling your feedback. Precision in set up will dictate the effectiveness of the Swing Beep.
Longevity
Since you can work on every facet of your game with Swing Beep, the longevity is quite high. It’s also a device you can use indoors because it doesn’t require you to hit a ball.
Value
You can buy the Swing Beep for as little as $60 (support PluggedInGolf, buy it HERE). Additional accessories like a tripod, additional magnetic rods, and wristband are available at prices ranging from $10 to $30. Even with a couple extras, the Swing Beep comes in below the $100 mark and has great versatility. I think the Swing Beep is a solid value.
Conclusion
If you spend a lot of time practicing and want to get more real-time feedback, Swing Beep is worth adding to your arsenal. It’s an aid that can work with every club in your bag and can address nearly every flaw in the swing.
Buy Swing Beep HERE
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He founded Plugged In Golf in 2013 with the goal of helping all golfers play better and enjoy the game more.
Matt lives in the northwest suburbs of Chicago with his wife and two daughters.
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4 Comments
Great !!!!
I’ll buy it.
J.B.
Aloha Matt, Thank you so much for this great review. You are absolutely correct SWING-BEEP is very efficient. The golfer stop wasting his/her time practicing the wrong moment. Warmest Aloha! Claude
Hello Matt
I had never seen your review but wanted (a little late) to thank you.
We are going to be very su cessful with these and I intend to have a “simpler” version of Swing-Beep on the market next year. Merry Christmas
Cheers
Patrick
Bonjour
Je tenais à vous Remercier pour votre invention.
Basé a Nice dans le sud de la france et commençant le golf , le swing beep m’a été offert , et très bonne outils pour améliorer et corriger ses défauts. Merci monsieur Simpson Jones pour invention 🙏