New High-Tech Driver Shows A Golfer Exactly What They’re Doing Right…Or Wrong

Huntsville, AL March 30, 2004--You tee up your golf ball and hit it perfectly straight 250 yards or better every time you play golf, right? If so, then you’re probably already out on the Tour. For the rest of us, being able to consistently hit those shots is the Holy Grail of Golf. For those golfers that can’t drive a ball over 50 yards or keep it in the correct fairway, there’s a new training driver that promises to quickly and easily teach us how to hit farther and straighter. Every time.

The TrophyShot XE Electronic Training Driver uses the modern technologies of high-speed optics and microcomputers to allow golfers to “see” exactly how they’re hitting the ball. An array of optical sensors is embedded in the clubface, clustered around the “sweet spot”. After the ball is struck, a display in the end of the grip shows the golfer a slow-motion animation of the impact, providing instant biofeedback on how they’re hitting. They can even watch the ball compress as it’s being struck by the clubface.

“Providing such immediate and accurate feedback is the reason for the club”, says Joe McGinty, the President of TrophyShot, Inc. and co-inventor of the XE Driver. “Every golfer knows that hitting the ball in the “sweet spot” will practically guarantee a long, straight hit. What we’ve done is give the golfer “eyes” to see how close they’re hitting to that area. Once they practice with the XE Driver and learn to adjust their swing or stance or ball position to hit in the sweet spot of the clubface, they’ll hit the ball much further and straighter than they ever could imagine. Every time.”

TrophyShot, Inc. is headquartered in Huntsville, AL, and is the world leader in applying microelectronic technology to the golfing industry.

Contact: Jim Crumrine, VP Sales/Marketing
TrophyShot, Inc.
Huntsville, AL
256-755-3111
www.trophyshot.com




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