[PGApromike]

I'm a 30 year PGA professional and interested in trying either the Hack Motion or deWiz swing analyzers. These focus entirely on hand motion.
If you tried, used, or even have either of these, I'd like feedback on your experience with them. Can't always believe reviews are real these days.
I have a Flightscope mevo and maybe even trade for a day or two.
Thank you.

[ronda]

Originally Posted by PGApromike

I'm a 30 year PGA professional and interested in trying either the Hack Motion or deWiz swing analyzers. These focus entirely on hand motion.
If you tried, used, or even have either of these, I'd like feedback on your experience with them. Can't always believe reviews are real these days.
I have a Flightscope mevo and maybe even trade for a day or two.
Thank you.

Mike, Check the reviews in Amazon. I have found this very helpful on all items.

[retiredguy123]

I'm surprised that, as a professional golfer, you haven't figured out that expensive golf equipment, gadgets, and gizmos are nothing more than a ripoff.

[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by PGApromike

I'm a 30 year PGA professional and interested in trying either the Hack Motion or deWiz swing analyzers. These focus entirely on hand motion.
If you tried, used, or even have either of these, I'd like feedback on your experience with them. Can't always believe reviews are real these days.
I have a Flightscope mevo and maybe even trade for a day or two.
Thank you.

I'm not sure of your specific need Mike and I have no experience with either Hack Motion or deWiz.

That said, if you have an Apple Watch (recent model), GolfShot's recent upgrade [Swing ID] offers some reasonably accurate information on your swing plane, hand speed, tempo and club path. The current version doesn't have a "practice mode", but that's supposedly forthcoming, fairly soon.

Just an idea, if you happen to have an Apple Watch.

[ronda]

Originally Posted by PGApromike

I'm a 30 year PGA professional and interested in trying either the Hack Motion or deWiz swing analyzers. These focus entirely on hand motion.
If you tried, used, or even have either of these, I'd like feedback on your experience with them. Can't always believe reviews are real these days.
I have a Flightscope mevo and maybe even trade for a day or two.
Thank you.

You might find this interesting. I think Zack is great. I considered buying hack motion. I think the wrist is critical.

https://youtu.be/LDXPDzD0q0k?si=n7Q4LCMqfLZYiB8Q

[PGApromike]

I've looked at easily 100 reviews. I can order both, then return within 30 days, either one or both if not what I'm looking for.
But I'm looking for actual user I can see it in use.
Thanks

[PGApromike]

Some would say that launch monitors are gadgets. The fact you think all gadgets don't work, is why they don't work for you.
Real training can happen when you separate feel and real. These devices appear to give real time data to exact positions. Video can't do that. That is why this does interest me and I believe it could help some others. I respect your position, just don't agree that all gadgets can't help you learn better. Thank you.

[PGApromike]

I've seen this one, thank you. Jack Motion offers a 5% discount through their influencers like Zack. DeWiz offers 50% off a higher starting price for PGA Professionals. That brings it inline with hack motion. Was somewhat surprised to see that hack motion came out this week with a new version. Any customers that purchased previously, can buy software upgrade to get the older unit exchanged. That's good. Good they are improving the technology. Thanks for your reply.

[PGApromike]

That's interesting. Thanks. I was an IBM guy and Apple was our "enemy" back in the day. I've never used an iPhone but had to use an iPad on trackman. So I won't have an Apple watch. These are roughly $300 and can be returned in 30 days if it doesn't do what I hope they say it does.
Thanks for your reply.

[JGibson]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

I'm not sure of your specific need Mike and I have no experience with either Hack Motion or deWiz.

That said, if you have an Apple Watch (recent model), GolfShot's recent upgrade [Swing ID] offers some reasonably accurate information on your swing plane, hand speed, tempo and club path. The current version doesn't have a "practice mode", but that's supposedly forthcoming, fairly soon.

Just an idea, if you happen to have an Apple Watch.

Golfshot just added “practice” mode.