The GPOD is the perfect tool to capture golf swings and improve your game
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A golfer is always thinking about their swing. In our minds, we’re one tweak away from making it on Tour. I spend more time watching footage of my swing than I’d like to admit. The problem is finding the right way to capture swing videos. It’s annoying to ask your playing partners to record more than one swing a round, and my phone is always falling over when I prop it up at the range. The GPOD is the solution golfers have been looking for.
GPOD CARBON FIBER
$89.99
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This accessory is a must-have for any golfer who constantly records swing footage. The magnetic mount has 360-degree adjustability to capture any angle you’re seeking. And, if you’re focused on your putting stroke, you can adjust to capture overhead views. When you’re not capturing footage, the GPOD doubles as a great alignment stick.
The mount is compatible with smartphones, GoPros, and even iPads. It’s a great tool for players and teachers alike. When it’s not in use, you can slide the GPOD directly into your golf bag for storage. You’ll barely notice the 8 oz addition. If that’s too much for you, there’s a GPOD mini version, too.
GPOD mini
$29.99
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Move past the awkward conversations of asking someone to film your swing. Pull out the GPOD on the tee box or at the range to capture high-quality swing footage. Get the right angles for Instagram or study up until you find that game-changing swing fix. The GPOD is one of those “why didn’t I think of that?” creations. It’s simple, yet effective.
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