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Your lesson has a shelf life. You strike it pure for a week, then the old swing quietly moves back in and you're booking another hour at $50–150 to be told the same thing again.
This kit covers both halves of the problem — the long game and the short game — with the same ten-minute routine between sessions.
What's in the kit
1 × Golf Laser Swing Plane Training Aid — clips to the butt of any club grip and projects a small laser dot at each checkpoint in your swing: takeaway, top, downswing, follow-through. Not a continuous line — a dot you check position by position, so you can see where the club is actually pointing instead of where it feels like it's pointing. Best in a garage, basement, or dim room where the dot reads clearly.
1 × Golf Putting Laser with Targeting Tool — clips to your putter and throws a straight line down your intended start line, showing whether your face is genuinely square at address or quietly open the way most amateurs' is. Two modes: INT runs the beam for about ten seconds then shuts off to save the battery, CON keeps it on for longer sessions.
Why buy them together
Bought separately these run $113. As a kit, $89 — and more to the point, they're the same habit. Ten quiet minutes, one on the mat and one on the carpet, and the fix your coach gave you has something to hold onto by Saturday.
What this isn't
It isn't a miracle, and it isn't a replacement for a coach. Neither device will fix your swing for you. They make the feedback you already paid for visible at home, which is the part that usually goes missing.
Included: both laser units, batteries included. Golf clubs and grips not included — these clip onto your own.
Rather start with one?
The kit is the better value — $89 for both, against $113 bought separately. But if you only want to fix one end of your game right now, take whichever you need:
