LongShot Golf Standard OS-Iron Roll

The red long shot sticker on the left is what I’m used to, and when you hit, it will distinguish from an old hit because newer hits are faint. The new blue long shot sticker is so faint, and I can’t distinguish between hits anymore.Rather useless and will be trying another brand/type

Any real serious golfer who wants to take their game to the next level, or even beginners wanting to get better, will benefit from using impact tape. Especially if you do not have the money for a high end swing analyzer to provide feedback. Even if you do, these are real handy to have for range practice or even when playing. I keep some in my bag to use while playing if things start to go awry.It takes a little time to understand what the results are telling you, but once you do it can help to identify a problem pretty quick. The booklet that comes with the labels gives a high level overview of what might be causing high or low heel and toe hits, but you get more out of them if you practice with a net or at the range and learn to adjust on your own - well IMO anyway.They are very accurate too. I have never had a solid balls strike that did not leave a corresponding good mark on one of these labels. So if you have a golf net they can save you some trips to the range. Of course you can't see distance or if your draw or fade shot worked as planned, but you will know for sure if you struck the ball cleanly. And you get a real satisfying feeling when you have a solid ball strike and it shows on the label too.I can't say these are the best impact labels you can get as I have only tried the LongShot brand, but they do what they are supposed to do so I never felt a need to try any others. They adhere very well to my irons but still peel off without leaving any residue or pieces of label behind (well as long as you don't leave them on your club for an extended period of time - which I have done on accident, but it still came off without much of a problem) and leave a real good mark when solidly struck. The darker the mark the better the strike. You can get many strikes out of one label too so they can last a good long time before needing to be replaced. I also have these for my driver and putter. Note the putter labels work great with hybrid clubs that have a low profile face.I will definitely be buying more when I run out. They work well and are a great value so I can recommend them without hesitation.

Impact tape is something I have with me at all times. I have a practice net in my backyard that I hit into, but it's hard to figure out if your shots are actually pure our not outside of feel. This impact tape shows you where you are making contact on the face of your club and will give you instant feedback on if you're going over the top or if your club path is off. I highly recommend this seller and product.

It works exactly as described. The only thing that I find troublesome is that it doesn't always make a mark. But then again, I don't always take a swing and strike the ball.

Must have for any golf that is struggling with contact. They are super easy to use. You can get between 3-6 hits off of each of them. After that it'll be hard to deferentiate between the ball marks. And if you hit them too many times they can start to get stuck in the grooves a little. But they come off easily and if they are stuck a little water and a brush cleans it up nicely.