Identify your ball-striking miss (and fix it!) with this simple spray

It’s time to fix your ball-striking.

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Struggling to make good, consistent contact? Join the club. But now it’s time to fix it. A club-fitting or session with a teacher might be your best move, but there’s also a good way to hold yourself accountable when your swing guru isn’t around and you are grinding on the practice range.

Enter Strike Spray. This spray will help you identify where you are making contact with the ball on the clubface, which is crucial to understanding how to fix those off-center strikes.

Simply spray a small amount to the face of your club, wait 10 seconds and take a swing. Then, you’ll be able to see an imprint of the golf ball and get a better idea of where your miss is (and how far off it is). Better yet, you can take several swings before reapplying, which will show you the consistency of your strike.

Check the product out below, and explore more training aids in our Pro Shop here.

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Strike Spray (3 Pack)

$29.99

Just apply a small amount of spray to the face of your golf club and let it dry for about 10 seconds. Then strike a shot and see an imprint of where the golf ball made contact with the face.


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Josh

Josh Berhow

Golf.com Editor

Josh Berhow is the managing editor at GOLF.com. The Minnesota native graduated with a journalism degree from Minnesota State University in Mankato. You can reach him at joshua_berhow@golf.com.

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