Would it be helpful for a 6 year old beginner to practice golf at home? Any other suggestions for do-it-at-home solution golf practice? Thanks!
1571521
Yes, this one should be good for kids too. It's pretty simple and kids would be able to hit the ball into the hole.
1571522
Yes it would help anyone of any age. It has lines to teach them to keep there swing path straight and not turn the putter before, during and after striking the ball. It's marked out to a 7' putt, and also show you the length of your back swing and how far to take your after swing. I use my every day.
1571523
Hello,Yes, this one should be good for kids too. It's pretty simple and kids would be able to hit the ball into the hole.Thank You,Jarrett
1571524
I am 70 and played golf 62 years. Have kids that are 40. Grandkids that are 8-11. Just let them go after it and rip it. There are no many changes in their bodies in the next 4-5 years, let them be kids first. Terry
1946573
I used mine more in the spring and shared with a friend who never has golfed before, to build the muscle memory needed in golf. This club totally helps build your swing tempo and helps line up your hands for a proper grip. You could use it in your back yard, to get your swing rhythm up to "par" before actually going to the range or course. I have also brought mine to the range for a some pre swing warmups. You could use a couple of golf clubs to get the same warm up effect, but would still recommend this club if you are looking to build up your swing tempo and swing muscle memory. good luck.
2061030
No I did not put tape on my clubs... Maybe mine works better because I have a slower swing speed...? Also, you have to keep in mind that this is a $300.00 toy in the world of $10,000.00 Golf simulators.... It is fun, we enjoy it as a family, and it gives us the opportunity to golf all winter long !!!!
1206762
I found that playing solo was the best way to learn the game as the rules are quite extensive. Since I am usually playing with my 6 year old daughter, it is like playing solo in most cases anyway and I still find it entertaining.
1565754
played it the first time at my son in law's cabin. our six year old granddaughter was on her mommy's team and did very well. We bought one. Played at home with my brother, he laughed and loved it, sent him one for Christmas. Played it yesterday with our 10 year old grandson and 14 year old friend and they beat use after just one practice game, ranking 14 year old, 10 year old , grandpa , grandma. They whupped us.
1927641
As a matter of fact my 2 year old son is using it and I often find myself enjoying hitting the balls. So far we have only used it indoors. The balls are pitched at a good rate of speed and level, which is a little too fast for him now. I think as a beginner you will definitely have fun hitting the balls.
2111812
It did for me and so much more. I've played for 40 years and have played most of that time at a single digit handicap. I know the mechanics of a good swing, so all I needed was a pointer in the right direction. The SkyPro does that, YMMV. This is to say, IMO, that it won't take a complete novice to the tour. With some study, dedication and practice, which is required regardless, SkyPro certainly help in your endeavor. Good luck and good golfing! Larry T.
1880406
I bought this for my 8 year old & it is very sturdy. It is great for home practice.
1768984
My wife bought it and she is pleased with it. I down loaded golf logix app to my I phone, which has the the same courses and works real well for a $20 per year charge. Her golf buddy is a little more dependable and I have had to ask her for yardage distances on occasion.
327083
I had a four year old and a six year old play with it at my house. The 4 year old could not do it. The 6 year old made mistakes but was able to make the designs and have fun. With a little practice he would have been fine. So the first few times, parent will need to direct and assist, but then it will be enjoyed.
1711911
I'd recommend the 10-13 yr. old set, the clubs are just an inch shorter than regular clubs. The size and fit is great.
442979
It's great for a 6yr old. I have one, used, I just posted on Craig's list for $15. Lots of fun, to play the kids actually have to run to make the plays. It plays one or two players.
326836
Jose, I assume you are an adult with average adult strength. These clubs are a bit "whippy" for grown ups. Also, I am not sure they would hold up too long with a grown man swinging them. If you are new to the game you would be better served by going to a golf shop and buying used clubs that they could cut down for you and put on new grips. You would get much better clubs for not too much more money. By the way my 14 year old son loves these clubs. His face when he hit his first 100 plus yard drive was priceless. Good luck.
438716
No. They would too quickly outgrow it. It is rather small. However I gave it to my niece for her 10th birthday to determine if she would stick with it and practice rather than spending $200 or more for something she could continue to play for a few years.
1135680
This would be a lot for most 11-year-old girls to master unless they have someone who can teach them. In fact, many adults have this software for months and still cannot master it. There is a kids' version called Flip Boom, that is much cheaper and could maybe be a good starting place. I think you might be able to upgrade from Flip Boom to Studio later on as well...You could check the website to confirm.
534978
Yes. I think it would be very good. I bought it for my 50 year old husband. It has everything for a beginner.
1377397
Use the E-6 you'll love it, better feel an response to club an ball feel. An awesome around the greens or bunker! get it