Eyeline Golf Speed Trap The Speed Trap was developed to help you do two things, hit it longer and hit it straighter! This is accomplished by doing 2 things: Features: Eyeline Golf Speed Trap  • 1. Trap the Ball- Catch the ball and then the turf. Create a nice crisp divot, hit it solid with great trajectory and phenomenal spin. The Polycarbonate base tells you instantly if you are scooping the ball or hitting it fat.  • 2. Swing On-Plane- When you learn to swing the club between the Speed Rods, your club will be on plane and on path. Great for eliminating a slice or hook and ultimately leaded to straighter longer shots.  • Also, an incredible tool for chip and pitch shots. This is a fun challenge that you simple have to try!   Getting Started with The Speed Trap Step 1: †Align the white center line to the target Step 2: †Make swings with no ball. Learn to miss the Speed Trap and brush the grass. † Using the Speed Trap Base for Chipping and Pitching Step 1:† Place the ball in front of the red line. Hit a standard “chip and run” shot until you are consistently missing the base and hitting the ball then grass. Step 2: †As you improve, move the ball back to the white line. † Using the Speed Trap Base for full Swing Step 1:† Set a ball in front of the red line. Hit full shots with middle irons. To begin, tee up the ball just above the ground. Step 2:† As you improve, move the ball closer to the white line. The steeper the swing path, the closer the ball gets to the base. † Using the Speed Rods with the Base for Full Swing and short shots Set 2 rods on the front of the base: †If they are too narrow, turn them toward the target or away from the ball until you can safely hit the ball. Set 2 rods on the back of the base:† Start with the rods as wide as possible. Move them slightly together as you improve. Set 4 rods on the corners of the base:† Start with the rods as wide as possible. Move them slightly together as you improve. Begin without a ball, then put it in play To take away the “over the top” move:† Put a rod on the back top corner, and front inside corner. To prevent coming too much from inside the line:† Put a rod on the back bottom corner, and front outside corner.