Egg: The best feeling of all is the change in my swing that's taking place without my consciously thinking about. Slowly but surely, the good muscle memory is nudging out the bad. VisionTrack has also heightened my awareness of static feel by serving as a consistent point of reference.

Ham: Yup, if you're willing to listen to the lessons this device will help your body learn, it'll speak volumes to you.

Overall Ratings: Ham: Ace. Egg: Ace.

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What People are Saying

 PGA Magazine, March 2000

Jack Carter, teaching professional at Stone Creek Golf Club in Phoenix teaches 500 new players annually, most of them in group lessons. He says the toughest challenge he faces is trying to get them to understand and visualize that the key to playing golf is understanding where the club is supposed to go. You can talk about body positions all you want, says Carter, but it won't make much sense to new players.

"They've got to be able to feel what you're talking about," says Carter, the 1999 Southwest PGA Section Teacher of the Year.

That's why Carter really emphasizes training aids. He uses VisionTrack, which sits on the ground and clearly points out the route the clubhead should take through the swing. It has dots along the path. All the student has to do is follow the dots.

Vision Track is a patented teaching device, invented by Blair Douglass, endorsed totally by the PGTAA for its ease of use, proven results and acceptance by both PGTAA teachers and their students. Vision Track uses precise visual information, feel and sound to provide you with immediate correct feedback every swing.
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