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Golf wearable that helps you perfect your “Aiming”

January 16, 2016 Dusan Johnson Golf, Sports tracker 2 min read

Motionscape, a leader in golf technology products, has recently launched the world’s first wearable golf aiming device. Using a patented motion sensor rotation algorithm, the device – aptly named Aiming, directs the golfer to the right position for an accurate shot. The wearable can be used by golfers of any level for tee shots, shots on the fairway, and on slopes as well as flat lies.

Using The Aiming is as simple as clipping the device on, standing behind the ball, and pressing a button. A voice then guides the golfer to the right position for a well aimed swing, saying “perfect,” when the user is lined up correctly. Or put it on silent mode and a vibration will let you know.

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“Aim is fundamental to a good golf shot, but at the same time every golfer knows that the game is at least 50 percent mental,” says George Cho, CEO at Motionscape, Inc. “The Aiming uses cutting-edge technology to take the guesswork out of lining up for a shot, while also giving golfers the ever-illusive confidence that reduces stress and saves swings.”

The Aiming device is small and really light so its easy to carry around. It has a clip on the back so you can clip it on your belt. The device can be attached to any region on the waist. It only has one button and its easy to press even when clipped. It produces a sleek blue LED light when on.

When you press the silver button, you will hear a woman’s voice saying “Ready” then you will feel a short vibration right after. Device is now ready to use.

You will now need to adjust your stance to get the perfect aim. You will hear a low beep sound when aiming left of the target and high beep sound when aiming right of the target. You will then hear “perfect” and a long vibration when you are aiming straight on the target.