PGA Tour players Zepp their swings: Learn how they're using the technology

November 5, 2014 | by Zepp Labs

Learn how PGA Tour players Keegan Bradley, Brendan Steele and more are using Zepp to improve their game

Think that an affordable, bluetooth-connected swing analyzer that you wear on your golf club is only for casual players? Think again. Zepp attaches to your golf glove, and can be quickly put into work on the range, course, or at home. Best of all, the 3D views and tempo, clubhead speed, and other stats are right there in front of you on your smart phone, while being uploaded to the cloud for later analysis and comparison. It's no wonder that Zepp sensors are now being used with amazing player impact via separate apps for baseball, softball, and tennis. Learn how PGA Tour players Keegan Bradley, Brendan Steele and more are using Zepp to improve their game by watching the video above.

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