Laser with Tripod Stand Putting Aid
Laser Putting aid components - Laser, stand, bag and charging unit
laser putting aid in use
Golfer using laser putting aid

Visio Laser Pack (with Tripod Stand)

Sale price$149.99
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The Visio Laser Pack is designed to give you feedback on how well you can aim your putt. The new generation Laser is equipped with a continuous on/off button. Press it once and the laser stays on; press again and the laser turns off. The laser is so powerful you can trace the aim path on the putting surface outdoors, no target backboard required.

In addition, the Visio comes with a fully adjustable Tripod and a removable bumper leg. With leg attached, the laser will shoot parallel to the ground and reflect off the target backboard. This method is preferred by many instructors for indoor use. It also comes in handy for coaches to calibrate your SAM, Trackman 4, Quintic, or other analysis system.

Unscrew the front bumper leg and you can trace the aim path on the putting surface, simply by tilting the base up and down. Assess alignment on short putts, long putts, straight and breaking putts. It’s a great tool to highlight aim points and train the eyes for improved alignment.

The laser comes with a rechargeable battery, charger, and protective Visio Drawstring Pouch.

Please note: The Aiming Board pictured does not come included with the Visio Laser 


Product Specifications:
  • 5mW 532nm is the most powerful output allowed for commercial use
  • 3.7V rechargeable battery, charge up to 500 times!
  • New USB connector battery charger included
  • New adjustable tripod

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