Dancin' Dogg Golf Shot Making Simulator | 
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| Brand: Dancin' Dogg Golf
Category: Sports
Buy New: $399.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 51295
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8
Dimensions (in): 0.2 x 0.1 x 0
MPN: PADD
Model: DDPGSCE-001
UPC: 894801001003
EAN: 0894801001003
ASIN: B000VHQR2C
Release Date: February 7, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Accurate swing analysis and golf simulator. | | • | Calculates swing path, face angle, club head speed, distance carried, flight path and more. | | • | Hit real balls or foam balls, or just practice your swing using no balls at all. | | • | Play rounds with friends at Pebble Beach, St. Andrews, or one of the other worlds best courses on the included Tiger Woods EA Sports PGA Tour game. | | • | Comes with a 180 day manufacturers limited warranty. |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Dancin' Dogg Shot Making Simulator: With one swing, you'll learn more about why your shots do what they do than with any other simulator on the market Learn to chip, pitch, bump and run and shape shots like never before Free access to over 500 video tips, lessons and techniques from the finest teaching pros in the world Hit real balls or included foam balls, or no balls at all Balls can be struck directly off the turf or on the included tees Works with irons only Must be used indoors away from natural sunlight Works with EA Sports Tiger Woods PGA Tour 05, 06 (included), 07
Inside the Box: - Ultra Durable Swing Pad with dead-on accurate sensors
- Dancin'Dogg Shot Making Simulator Software
- EA Sports Tiger Woods PGA Tour Game
- Set of indoor safe balls
- Rubber tees (varying lengths)
- Quick start guide
- 10-foot USB Cable
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| Customer Reviews:
 Amazing little machine for the money October 22, 2008
I used this all summer, just about every day in fact. The info on the screen was pretty accurate as to what I was doing on the course. I have to say that this machine, over the course of a summer was far more helpful than the week of lessons that I took.
I also went to the golf store and used their $20K shot simulator. Is the dancing dog as good? No. But for 1/50th the price, it's close enough.
Can't comment on customer service as I didn't use it. I had none of the problems with light that the customer above experienced. I've got a window right behind the dogg and never had a problem using it in the daytime.
I highly recommend this product to people that want to improve their swing or just have fun. This is far and away the best $400 I ever spent on golf equipment.
 Okay at best for high handicap's March 6, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
Had the sim for about a month now... Built a permanant screen of 5 layers of fabric that will absorb a full driver swing using real balls, and also stays taught for the projector I added for a 9' wide by 6' high screen.. Got a little too excited, a little too early as you will read...
This is set up in a steel storage building with no outside light... No matter how i arrange the lighting down to none(as suggested in the manual) or clean and tape the clubs (fairly new shiny x-20 tours's) I can not get consistant readings of club face and swing path... Speed and distance fairly acurate, but the actual shot shape is far from close... The same half swings all repetitive continuous swings with the club closed derive readings all over the map open/closed .5 degree one time 12 or more the next...
The skinny... I have tried to contact dancin dogg many times and yet have heard back from them at all... dissappointing to say the least... Would say unless you are of high to very high handicap range save your money, you will be dissapointed quickly.. it is maddening to me... guess i will try the pro swing next...
I loooove this thing December 18, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I've had my unit for over a year now and I still love it. The thing just works.
I was skeptical when I ordered it but the swing sensing and ball flight calculations are extremely precise. This is a serious piece of equipment (and the construction is first rate). If two different swings in real life would result in the ball landing a foot away, you better believe this thing will detect it. I feel like the difference I get in feedback between this device and going down to the range isn't worth walking out the front door. The increased time I get swinging clubs and looking at flight paths and feedback data has helped me to graduate to the next level of shaping shots in my game.
Also the size and clean design (no tethered balls or dangling appendages) make it so portable. The whole unit fits perfectly in my laptop bag with my laptop so I've essentially got the potential to play a round of golf in just a little laptop bag provided I bring a club. It's pretty cool to be able to head over to a friend's and drop a little plastic pad on the floor, plug it into my laptop, and start hitting shots. My what a world we live in.
Easily the best golf money I've ever spent.
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