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The Perfect Divot

Real Grass and Sandy Soil feel on virtually any mat…
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Wow !!

Thanks to all of you who reached out and got us started with a BANG !!!

The Power of TexAgs !!!

bought one - looking forward to checking this out. I had an injury a few years ago from hitting too much off a mat in the winter. I imagine this will help prevent that.

I can't wait to get one, living in Minnesota means 5+ months of mats so maybe I'll help grow some sales up north

We have an affiliate program if you're interested…

We've been incredibly humbled with all the orders from you guys…

Thanks so much and Gig 'Em !!

RustyBV said:

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Ur Any videos of this in use? I might be a caveman but am having trouble conceptualizing it...

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Me too....the video and component explanation have me lost. I see the disc, tether and golf ball. Is there a video demonstration of the product working?

More background: at my club, we have to hit off artificial turf that is thin. Move to grass directly in front for anything teed up.

Rusty, et al…

Great question…

There's a video of the set up and use on the website home page…
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There's a video on the home page of The Divot in action..

RustyBV said:

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Any videos of this in use? I might be a caveman but am having trouble conceptualizing it...

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me too.

So the tool just props the ball up to the equivalent to if it was sitting on grass?

maroonthrunthru said:

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There's a video on the home page of The Divot in action..

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Thanks, I am ordering one.

And ordered....

That and the two replies to his OP have me confused.

It feels like one of those situations where this guy has lived and breathed creating this product for long enough that sometimes it's hard to step back and go "ok, now what is the best way to explain this thing to someone who knows absolutely nothing about it".

Thanks for all the feedback guys…
I keep forgetting… Nobody under 50 likes to read…

TLDR… LOL !!

Our website is pretty in-depth as to what The Perfect Divot is, and how it works…

Let me help you out - without making a crass comment about "the younger generations"…

The Perfect Divot is a small, imperceptible disc that elevates the bottom apex of the golf ball 3/32" off the mat… That 3/32" is the "grass blade gap" secret sauce that enables you to hit down and through the ball, without the mat grabbing or bouncing your club and without shocking your elbows, wrists, hands, and other joints.

Less than 3/32" and you can't hit down and through. Higher than 3/32" and the ball looks and feels like it's on a tee.

As the video shows, you set TPD down on the mat, place the ball on the 3/32" disc and hit it.

As the video demonstrates, the larger counterweight keeps the disc from flying off onto the range.

Rinse and repeat.

The good news is… It works…

Again… Directly from the website…

The Perfect Divot Components:
The Patent Pending design of The Perfect Divot consists of a 1/2" C-Shaped Disc that holds the bottom apex of your golf ball 3/32" off the golf mat.

The disc is made of silicone and is virtually indestructible with normal use.

The disc is connected to a super-thin, nylon-wrapped, steel cable (again, indestructible) that is tethered to an appropriate counter-weight.

You simply set the counter-weight to the side, place your golf ball on The Perfect Divot disc and…

SWING !!!

Your ball will sail down the range and feel like a shot on real grass…

The disc will fly - just like a grass divot - with the counter-weight keeping it within a foot of your original ball placement…

You simply place a new ball on the disc and "rinse and repeat" !!

Again…

No Mat Grab / Bounce

No Mat Shock

Danny -

OMG !!

If that's the only picture you're seeing on the website, then whatever platform you're using to view the website is very problematic…

What browser are you using ??

The site has a ton of pics and videos of The Divot in action.. How you set it up, how you place the ball on it, etc…

You can also see detailed descriptions of the science behind it (Nerd Alert !!) and why it works…

Let me know what browser (mobile or desktop)…

Danny -

Does your browser give you the ability to scroll up and down ?

Both mobile and laptop. There is one video that demonstrate it, but watch it with "I've never seen this product" eyes. It never shows the ring the ball sits on. You see wire when he takes it out (ring is below screen), then the dude has apparently already put the ball on it when it cuts to the next shot. Just putting a pic clearly showing the ring without the ball (then one with) on the landing page would go a long way to clarifying what this is. Even the shopping cart pic has a ball on it.

Feel free to ignore all of this, I just posted something several folks very quickly agreed with

Danny -

Feel free to call me at the 800# on the site and I'll see if I can ID the problem you seem to be having viewing the entire site…

We've sold over 60 units in the past week to other Ags from this posting (THANKS !!), and I haven't had anyone say they haven't been able to view all the site content…

Call me and I'll help..

Danny -

Thanks for continuing to work through the issues you're having.

If possible, take a moment to read some of the pages on the site. It's pretty detailed.

I copied the Components Page verbatim a couple of posts up..

I'm sorry you're having a problem conceptualizing the product. The website has a video of the product from set-up through "launch", multiple pics, written detailed descriptions, etc…

Let me know if you're still having issues figuring this thing out.

Again, thanks for your interest. Gig 'Em….

Putting this on the Christmas list.

Also curious what driving range has water like that.

How does it work on a Trackman simulator
Anybody have experience using one of these in that setting ?
Thanks.

Florida…

The Perfect Divot doesn't really affect your spin rates…

We've had the instructors at The PGA Coaching Center "track" it…

The data off the mats (with TPD) was virtual identical to grass… Which was incredibly encouraging…

…virtually identical…

So you hit off the disc or is that a weight to hold it somewhat in place.?

The weighted disc keeps the washer you hit off from flying away too far and unfindable.

It's not hard to figure out what this is if you read even though it's not showing. I also remember the OP's original thread earlier this year when they were developing this, basically explained what it was.