SensoGlove
The world’s first digital golf glove with wearable sensor technology is available at 20% off from now until Father’s Day.
You can cash in on this deal by visiting sensoglove.com and using the coupon code ‘fathersday2015’ at checkout.
SensoGlove brings digital training to golf with a small, sweat-proof, removable 1.2-inch LED digital monitor and responsive sensors throughout the glove that analyze the pressure of the swing for real-time audio and visual feedback at 80 times per second.
Working as a personal golf trainer, the SensoGlove warns you if you exceed your target level of grip pressure and even shows you which fingers are gripping too tightly, so you can adjust your grip accordingly.
SensoGlove features an “Automatic Sensitivity Selection” Button to provide automatic, accurate pressure readings.
The glove doesn’t require an app or smartphone, so you don’t have to worry that your old man will get frustrated and give up with confusing technology or that he will lose his smartphone in the golf course.
Made of high quality cabretta leather, SensoGlove trains golfers to avoid bad habits and injury. All golfers can quickly learn how to hold the club, improving every part of their game, from backswing, downswing, impact, follow-through, to driving, putting, and chipping.
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