Straight Shots – The Foundation
Line up perfectly square every time with irons, woods or driver.
Start with your wedge (the easiest club to learn with).
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Set the pivot housing to the centreline mark on the main shaft, ensuring the rotator shaft and the target shaft are perpendicular to one another. At this position, lasers 1 and 2 will be parallel to the main shaft and perpendicular to the rotator shaft (first click / straight-shot setting).
- Place the device on the ground so the main shaft points directly at your target (flag or fairway centre) and is at least 200 mm from the ball.
- Slide the whole shaft forward or backward until laser 3 dots the left-right centre of your golf ball. For tee shots: Place the device on the ground first, then place your ball so that it is centred on laser 3. Note: Laser 3 is angled slightly downward (approximately 5°) so it never hits you or anyone nearby. Sliding the shaft further away from the ball changes the vertical position of the laser dot on the ball.
- Set up to your ball: adjust your stance so laser 1 hits the same spot on your right shoe and laser 2 hits the same spot on your left shoe (0 clicks = perpendicular = square to target).
- Check lasers 4 and 5 hit the same position on each toe – confirms correct shoulder-width spacing.
- Square your clubface to laser 3’s beam (this proxies your true target line).
- Grip, waggle, swing along your feet line and the main shaft laser.
Visual checklist • Laser 3 on ball centre? ✓ • Lasers 1 & 2 hitting same spots on both shoes? ✓ • Lasers 4 & 5 even on toes? ✓ • Clubface matches laser 3? ✓
Result: dead-straight, repeatable contact. Master this first – everything else builds from here!
Left-handed mirror note: Swap shoe targets – laser 1 hits left shoe, laser 2 hits right shoe.
Draw Shots – Controlled Right-to-Left Curve (Right-Handed)
Create that beautiful draw / gentle hook shape.
Start with your wedge (the easiest club to learn with).
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Set the pivot housing to the centreline mark on the main shaft, ensuring the rotator shaft and the target shaft are perpendicular to one another. At this position, lasers 1 and 2 will be parallel to the main shaft and perpendicular to the rotator shaft.
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Place the device on the ground so the main shaft points directly at your target and is at least 200 mm from the ball.
- Slide the shaft forward or backward until laser 3 dots the left-right centre of your golf ball. For tee shots: Place the device on the ground first, then place your ball so that it is centred on laser 3. Note: Laser 3 is angled slightly downward (approximately 5°) so it never hits you or anyone nearby. Sliding the shaft further away from the ball changes the vertical position of the laser dot on the ball.
- Twist the rotator housing left (closes stance) 2–4 clicks initially (start small, adjust to taste).
- Set up: laser 1 & 2 should hit the same spots on your shoes but your feet line is aimed right of target.
- Confirm lasers 4 & 5 still hit even toe positions (width stays shoulder-wide).
- Square clubface to laser 3’s beam (still aimed at target – not your feet).
- Swing along your feet line (in-to-out path relative to face).
Visual checklist • Laser 3 on ball centre? ✓ • Feet aimed right of target? ✓ • Clubface square to laser 3 (target)? ✓ • Even toe marks from lasers 4 & 5? ✓
Result: in-to-out path + square-to-target face = clockwise sidespin → beautiful draw. Too much twist = hook; dial back and mark your sweet spot.
Left-handed mirror note: Twist rotator right instead of left. Feet aim left of target.
Fade Shots – Controlled Left-to-Right Curve (Right-Handed)
Produce that reliable fade / gentle slice shape.
Start with your wedge (the easiest club to learn with).
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Set the pivot housing to the centreline mark on the main shaft, ensuring the rotator shaft and the target shaft are perpendicular to one another. At this position, lasers 1 and 2 will be parallel to the main shaft and perpendicular to the rotator shaft
- Place the device on the ground so the main shaft points directly at your target and is at least 200 mm from the ball.
- Slide the shaft forward or backward until laser 3 dots the left-right centre of your golf ball. For tee shots: Place the device on the ground first, then place your ball so that it is centred on laser 3. Note: Laser 3 is angled slightly downward (approximately 5°) so it never hits you or anyone nearby. Sliding the shaft further away from the ball changes the vertical position of the laser dot on the ball.
- Twist the rotator housing right (opens stance) 2–4 clicks to start (experiment!).
- Set up: laser 1 & 2 hit the same shoe spots but your feet line now aims left of target.
- Lasers 4 & 5 still even on toes (width unchanged).
- Square clubface to laser 3’s beam (aimed at target – not feet).
- Swing along feet line (out-to-in path relative to face).
Visual checklist • Laser 3 on ball centre? ✓ • Feet aimed left of target? ✓ • Clubface square to laser 3 (target)? ✓ • Even toe marks from lasers 4 & 5? ✓
Result: out-to-in path + square-to-target face = anti-clockwise sidespin → reliable fade. Too many clicks = slice; reduce and mark your ideal fade zone.
Left-handed mirror note: Twist rotator left instead of right. Feet aim right of target.
