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title: "swing speed radar - Golf Training Tool - Accurate Club Speed Measurement 20-200 MPH - Portable Doppler Radar for Distance & Consistency Training - US Made"
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# Accurate ±1 MPH precision Measures 20-200 MPH swing speed Compatible with top swing trainers swing speed radar - Golf Training Tool - Accurate Club Speed Measurement 20-200 MPH - Portable Doppler Radar for Distance & Consistency Training - US Made

**Brand:** swing speed radar
**Price:** € 256.82
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## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock Your Longest Drives with Pro-Grade Swing Speed Precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** swing speed radar - Golf Training Tool - Accurate Club Speed Measurement 20-200 MPH - Portable Doppler Radar for Distance & Consistency Training - US Made by swing speed radar
- **How much does it cost?** € 256.82 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/2208605-swing-speed-radar-golf-training-tool-accurate-club-speed-measurement)

## Best For

- swing speed radar enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted swing speed radar brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Pro-Level Accuracy:** Doppler radar tech delivers precise readings within ±1 MPH for consistent progress tracking.
- • **Data-Driven Improvement:** Quantify your swing speed gains and unlock extra yards with every mph increase.
- • **Portable & User-Friendly:** Compact, lightweight design fits in your golf bag; easy setup anywhere, anytime.
- • **Versatile Training Partner:** Works seamlessly with popular swing trainers like Stack System and SuperSpeed Stick.
- • **Instant Swing Speed Feedback:** Get real-time, reliable data with just a press of a button—no ball required.

## Overview

The Swing Speed Radar is a US-made, portable Doppler radar device designed to measure golf club swing speeds from 20 to 200 MPH with ±1 MPH accuracy. Trusted by athletes for 25 years, it provides instant, reliable feedback without needing a real ball, and works with most popular swing trainers. Lightweight and easy to use, it empowers golfers to track and improve swing speed, translating directly into longer, more consistent drives.

## Description

desertcart.com: Swing Speed Radar - Achieve Longer Drives - Delivers Precise Golf Club Swing Speeds from 20 to 200 MPH. Master Consistency with Our US Made Doppler Radar Training Tool for Instant Speed Results : Sports & Outdoors

Review: A True Game Changer - Edit: contrary to what I say below, a flashing number on display indicates a reading at same value as last swing. E.g. two readings of 80mph in a row… After two months of use, I can say that this is hands-down the best golf training aid I have ever purchased, and probably the best $110 I have spent in over four decades playing this silly game. I have seen a dramatic increase in my swing speed for almost all my clubs, with a significant improvement in both distance and trajectory at range practice and on the course. First off, this thing is incredibly easy to use. Turn it on, verify it is in correct mode, and swing away. If it gets enough data to process, it will instantly display your swing speed. If not, you will see your last valid speed flashing. The unit will automatically turn itself off after several minutes of inactivity. I have not changed the batteries yet, so power consumption appears very good. Now for the results. When I first purchased, I spent the afternoon at my home hitting station (a home-built frame with a net and a mat) baselining all my clubs PW through driver. My initial numbers were... less than impressive. My PW was in the mid 60s. My 7i was low-to-mid 70s. Ouch. Driver was mid 80s. I have no idea whether these are accurate speeds, as I have not compared against a Trackman or other high-end launch monitor. However, given a little internet research, my known distances seemed to match the numbers I was getting, e.g. 135-140 yards for 7i. My game distances should have given me a clue, but it was still a kick in the front of my pants to see these kind of numbers. So I spent the next several weeks experimenting with different aspects of my swing... relaxed grip, wide full backswing, coil against stable lower body, feeling club load at the top, improved timing of weight shift through transition, etc. I saw incremental improvement. My most recent numbers are vastly improved, in some cases 25% or more. My PW is now registering an average 80mph. My 7i average is now high 80s, and will sometimes stay in the 90+ range for extended periods when I am hitting well. I will reiterate that these may not be absolute numbers, but I believe they are a good relative indicator of progress. I am far from perfect, and will sometimes see my speeds regress significantly. But never to the point that they were, and I am always able to recover to my averages by systematically working through the checklist of things I believe through trial-and-error are contributing to higher club head speed. One thing I noticed: I seemed to get a dramatic increase in speed (10% or more) almost instantly at some point during my swing evolution with each of my clubs, but at different times. My theory is that that is where I was able to improve my technique to the point where I was able to get each shaft past its working threshold, where it was finally able to really contribute to my swing speed. Until then, I might as well have been swinging a lead pipe for all the help I got from the shaft. Just a theory. The one exception to my success story has been my driver, where I still feel I am unable to isolate key factors to help me improve. My average has risen to 92, so still close to a 10% increase. Just not what I believe I am really capable of, and seemingly very low relative to my iron numbers. Oh well. Something to continue working on. Maybe I just haven't gotten to the point where I am working the shaft. On the range and course, my distances have gone up significantly, and my trajectories are far more piercing than the symmetrical ballistic arcs I used to hit. If anything, my accuracy has improved. So no downside that I can see. For consistency and apples-to-apples comparisons from one day to the next, be sure to set the unit up the same way every time. I set it up at a 45 degree angle to target line, directly opposite and 10" outside of the ball. I seem to get larger/smaller numbers if I move the unit significantly closer to or further away from the ball. You will occasionally get a flashing display after a swing, which means the unit knew a swing event occurred, but did not have enough data to process into a swing speed. This happens to me about 10-15% of the time. More than I would like, but a small price to pay for such technology in a very affordable unit. I rarely see what I consider to be rogue numbers that others have mentioned. E.g. a 158 for a driver, or something else obviously incorrect. Even the highest (and lowest) numbers I see are well within the realm of possibility. Still, I typically take 12-14 swings when I am capturing averages, and throw out the highest and lowest one or two to get an even 10 swings. Not sure if my results are typical. I am in good shape and very flexible for my age, but have struggled with horrid mechanics. So I may just be in the small population that can most benefit from the type of empirical feedback that a tool like this provides. If you already have a fairly sound swing, you may already be tapping more of your potential, and will likely not see the same improvement.
Review: Inexpensive, consistent, and very easy to use for golf - This speed radar is extremely simple and easy to use. I installed 3 NiMh AA batteries and set it for Golf in MPH, and was off and running in my living room. I noted that if I did not have a target, the swing speed is slower because I am not releasing at the right moment. Even outdoors with a wiffle or foam golf ball, it wasn't the same. At the driving range, I was able to see higher speeds that still seemed reasonable. With my irons, I am about 70-80 MPH, but with the 3W and Driver, I was seeing 90-100 MPH with up to 116 MPH using the driver. The registered speeds were consistent and I did not have to do anything after each swing other than address the next ball. I didn't worry about the speed disappearing after each shot, it was just extremely simple and easy to use. As for placing the radar, I found that it did not have to be exactly 10 inches from the ball/club. I kept it at an angle up to 3 feet away and it still recorded my speeds consistently. The key is to place it close enough that a mishit ball or your club will not accidentally contact the radar. Once I was done, I folded the metal stand back, turned the device off, placed it into the nylon pouch, and tucked it in my golf bag. This radar was an affordable and easy way to quantify my swing speed to give me a baseline for improving swing speed. I'm now able to feel when my swing speed was too slow, or when it was maxed out. This takes away the guess work and gives an extra data point to the player. Overall: 5/5 stars, affordable, easy and simple to use, and consistent readings.

## Features

- [Simple. Reliable. Effective.] The Swing Speed Radar, trusted by athletes for 25 years, delivers accurate swing speed readings at the press of a button. Focus on your swing, not technology. Turn on, swing, see your speed. The Swing Speed Radar keeps it simple, providing all the data you need, instantly and reliably.
- [No Ball Needed] - Yes, you can use an actual golf ball but there's no need to hit an actual golf ball—use a wiffle ball, Birdie Ball, sponge ball or equivalent to simulate a real ball. Immediate feedback provides a basis for golfers to determine swing improvements
- [Speed Measurement] - Range of speed measurement from 20 MPH to over 200 MPH. Speed drives more distance. For every 1 mph gain an average of 1 to 2 yards distance is gained.
- [Works With Most Swing Speed Trainers] - Works with the Stack System, RypStick, SuperSpeed Stick and other popular swing trainers. Combine this with a trainer, clubs and irons to increase speed and get more yards. It may be necessary to elevate the Swing Speed Radar up to 8 inches off the ground as the use of swing trainers tends to shorten the viewing plane of the doppler radar. The swing plane of the base of the swing trainer must be level with the Swing Speed Radar to produce accurate results.
- [Batteries Not Included] - Powered by 3 AA batteries (not included); ideal for both players and coaches/instructors. NOTE: Refer the Manual before use.
- [Doppler Radar Technology] - This Swing Speed Radar utilizes Doppler radar technology to measure swing speed. While highly accurate in controlled environments, the readings can be susceptible to interference from microwave and radio frequency (RF) waves. Flourescent lights, wifi signals, cell phone signals can all cause irratic readings. For optimal results, For the most accurate swing speed readings, we recommend using the Swing Speed Radar in an environment free from the above-mentioned sources of interference.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00124P7SI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #53,084 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #137 in Golf Swing Trainers |
| Brand | swing speed radar |
| Brand Name | swing speed radar |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,327 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00694658013644 |
| Included Components | Swing Speed Radar |
| Item Dimensions | 3.75 x 2 x 5.5 inches |
| Item Type Name | Swing Trainer |
| Item Weight | 9.44 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 3.75 x 2 x 5.5 inches |
| Manufacturer | Sports Sensors |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Measurement Accuracy | +/- 1 mph |
| Measuring Range | 20 - 200 MPH |
| Model | SSR364 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | SSR364 |
| Specific Uses For Product | golf swing speed measurement |
| Style | Swing Speed Radar |
| Style Name | Swing Speed Radar |
| UPC | 694658013644 784427924926 751738416716 |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** swing speed radar
- **Item Weight:** 9.44 Ounces
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 3.75 x 2 x 5.5 inches
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Style:** Swing Speed Radar

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: vs trackman?**
A: Well you are comparing a $15K device that has the best accuracy that money can buy vs $140 device that is about 7% less accurate. Trackman is used by pros but I still question that accuracy at that cost is needed to improve ones distance even at the pro level. Well the truth is Trackman so much more that swing speed and tempo that there shouldn't even be a comparison. SSRT is a great device for measuring your club head speed and tempo.

**Q: What is the warranty.  Thanks, James**
A: Never had any issues so whatever I paraphrase here is from my printed manual. This warranty appears the usual blah... One year limited warranty for defects that occur under normal conditions. Of course we have to mail it at our expense - interestingly worded as "send it shipping charges prepaid"!!!

**Q: Unt is listed at $121.64 and 1 pack is listed $271.27.  Makes no sense.  What is the price for one timer?**
A: I got mine for about $100.  shop around

**Q: how is the red model different from the blue version? TIA**
A: The red model comes with 2 measures. One is the time in between your upswing and downswing, the other one is the speed (ball speed). The blue model only has 1 measure, the speed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A True Game Changer
*by A***N on January 31, 2017*

Edit: contrary to what I say below, a flashing number on display indicates a reading at same value as last swing. E.g. two readings of 80mph in a row… After two months of use, I can say that this is hands-down the best golf training aid I have ever purchased, and probably the best $110 I have spent in over four decades playing this silly game. I have seen a dramatic increase in my swing speed for almost all my clubs, with a significant improvement in both distance and trajectory at range practice and on the course. First off, this thing is incredibly easy to use. Turn it on, verify it is in correct mode, and swing away. If it gets enough data to process, it will instantly display your swing speed. If not, you will see your last valid speed flashing. The unit will automatically turn itself off after several minutes of inactivity. I have not changed the batteries yet, so power consumption appears very good. Now for the results. When I first purchased, I spent the afternoon at my home hitting station (a home-built frame with a net and a mat) baselining all my clubs PW through driver. My initial numbers were... less than impressive. My PW was in the mid 60s. My 7i was low-to-mid 70s. Ouch. Driver was mid 80s. I have no idea whether these are accurate speeds, as I have not compared against a Trackman or other high-end launch monitor. However, given a little internet research, my known distances seemed to match the numbers I was getting, e.g. 135-140 yards for 7i. My game distances should have given me a clue, but it was still a kick in the front of my pants to see these kind of numbers. So I spent the next several weeks experimenting with different aspects of my swing... relaxed grip, wide full backswing, coil against stable lower body, feeling club load at the top, improved timing of weight shift through transition, etc. I saw incremental improvement. My most recent numbers are vastly improved, in some cases 25% or more. My PW is now registering an average 80mph. My 7i average is now high 80s, and will sometimes stay in the 90+ range for extended periods when I am hitting well. I will reiterate that these may not be absolute numbers, but I believe they are a good relative indicator of progress. I am far from perfect, and will sometimes see my speeds regress significantly. But never to the point that they were, and I am always able to recover to my averages by systematically working through the checklist of things I believe through trial-and-error are contributing to higher club head speed. One thing I noticed: I seemed to get a dramatic increase in speed (10% or more) almost instantly at some point during my swing evolution with each of my clubs, but at different times. My theory is that that is where I was able to improve my technique to the point where I was able to get each shaft past its working threshold, where it was finally able to really contribute to my swing speed. Until then, I might as well have been swinging a lead pipe for all the help I got from the shaft. Just a theory. The one exception to my success story has been my driver, where I still feel I am unable to isolate key factors to help me improve. My average has risen to 92, so still close to a 10% increase. Just not what I believe I am really capable of, and seemingly very low relative to my iron numbers. Oh well. Something to continue working on. Maybe I just haven't gotten to the point where I am working the shaft. On the range and course, my distances have gone up significantly, and my trajectories are far more piercing than the symmetrical ballistic arcs I used to hit. If anything, my accuracy has improved. So no downside that I can see. For consistency and apples-to-apples comparisons from one day to the next, be sure to set the unit up the same way every time. I set it up at a 45 degree angle to target line, directly opposite and 10" outside of the ball. I seem to get larger/smaller numbers if I move the unit significantly closer to or further away from the ball. You will occasionally get a flashing display after a swing, which means the unit knew a swing event occurred, but did not have enough data to process into a swing speed. This happens to me about 10-15% of the time. More than I would like, but a small price to pay for such technology in a very affordable unit. I rarely see what I consider to be rogue numbers that others have mentioned. E.g. a 158 for a driver, or something else obviously incorrect. Even the highest (and lowest) numbers I see are well within the realm of possibility. Still, I typically take 12-14 swings when I am capturing averages, and throw out the highest and lowest one or two to get an even 10 swings. Not sure if my results are typical. I am in good shape and very flexible for my age, but have struggled with horrid mechanics. So I may just be in the small population that can most benefit from the type of empirical feedback that a tool like this provides. If you already have a fairly sound swing, you may already be tapping more of your potential, and will likely not see the same improvement.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inexpensive, consistent, and very easy to use for golf
*by C***O on November 8, 2013*

This speed radar is extremely simple and easy to use. I installed 3 NiMh AA batteries and set it for Golf in MPH, and was off and running in my living room. I noted that if I did not have a target, the swing speed is slower because I am not releasing at the right moment. Even outdoors with a wiffle or foam golf ball, it wasn't the same. At the driving range, I was able to see higher speeds that still seemed reasonable. With my irons, I am about 70-80 MPH, but with the 3W and Driver, I was seeing 90-100 MPH with up to 116 MPH using the driver. The registered speeds were consistent and I did not have to do anything after each swing other than address the next ball. I didn't worry about the speed disappearing after each shot, it was just extremely simple and easy to use. As for placing the radar, I found that it did not have to be exactly 10 inches from the ball/club. I kept it at an angle up to 3 feet away and it still recorded my speeds consistently. The key is to place it close enough that a mishit ball or your club will not accidentally contact the radar. Once I was done, I folded the metal stand back, turned the device off, placed it into the nylon pouch, and tucked it in my golf bag. This radar was an affordable and easy way to quantify my swing speed to give me a baseline for improving swing speed. I'm now able to feel when my swing speed was too slow, or when it was maxed out. This takes away the guess work and gives an extra data point to the player. Overall: 5/5 stars, affordable, easy and simple to use, and consistent readings.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cheap but inaccurate
*by E***H on July 2, 2024*

The price is cheap and very easy to set up but ultimately it will be inaccurate. It’s not consistently off at the same amount but average over 20 swings. It averaged about 6% high compared to my launch monitor It ranged anywhere from being almost exactly accurate to upwards of being 11% high, and that’s after I threw away the outliers. I wish it was just consistently off but unfortunately it’s a big variation. It’s cheap and gets you in the ball park, but don’t plan your game or equipment around it. This is the same thing RypStick uses so I guess that inflates your numbers too. Now, I read that this will read the point closest to it, which would be the toe of the club. With a closing club face this may be leading to these inaccurate numbers. Unfortunately, I cannot test a speed stick or Rypstick against a launch monitor because launch monitor only reads when a ball is struck. So perhaps, if you’re not actually hitting a ball, then the speed on this would be accurate. But if you hit with it then expect it to be off. If you’re using this for speed training, then just take your measurements without contact.

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