I agree! I typically spray mine right before hitting my first shot. It helps me see where I’m consistently making contact on the clubface, which ultimately improves my swing.
That’s a good point. Do you find that using more spray leads to a better tracking outcome?
A little goes a long way! I usually just do one quick spray on the face of the club. Overdoing it can actually lead to unwanted smudges that confuse tracking.
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Totally agree! Consistency is crucial, right? I also found it helps with clubs that tend to be mis-hit often.
For me, applying it right before I tee off has been great. It’s like a reminder to focus on my swing mechanics throughout the round.
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Absolutely! It’s a nice visual cue. How long does it generally last on your clubs? I don’t want to keep stopping every few holes.
I’ve found it lasts for about 5 to 6 holes, depending on conditions. Just reapply if you notice wear after a few swings!
Quick question: has anyone experimented with different brands of face spray? I’m curious if one performs better than the others.
I’ve tried a couple, and while they all work, I prefer the one that’s more silicone-based. Helps with both tracking and keeping my clubs clean!
Haha, at this point, I’m just waiting for someone to invent a spray that also improves my swings magically! Until then, I’ll stick to what I’ve got.
Wouldn’t that be nice? In the meantime, I recommend practicing with and without the spray to see your true progress.
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Thanks for the tips! It seems the consensus is light application and redoing it every few holes. Really helps with tracking overall performance.
My experience reflects that too! It’s amazing how just one small product can change the way you play. Happy swinging!
This discussion has been helpful! I’ll definitely try a light spray as suggested and see how it works. Good luck, everyone!
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I’ve been experimenting with homemade golf club face sprays. They’re super easy to make, and the cost-effectiveness is unmatched! However, the results can be inconsistent compared to commercial products.
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That’s interesting! I wonder if the homemade version can really provide the same tracking feedback as commercial options. Has anyone measured their performance outcomes?
I’ve tried both and found the commercial spray more reliable for tracking impact. It applies evenly, which is crucial! But I agree that homemade ones save money, especially for regular use.
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Reliability is key! What brand did you use for the commercial spray? I’m curious about the performance metrics.
Cost is a big factor! I made my spray using cornstarch and water, but it sometimes clumps on the club face. Commercial sprays always seem to be more refined.
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Clumping sounds frustrating! Have you considered adding glycerin to your mix? I heard it could help with the consistency.