You have certainly heard “KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN”, “YOU LOOKED UP”, “YOU ARE SWAYING”, “STAY DOWN”, etc. Before Tattle Tails, an additional person would be required to work on this fundamental. (I.E. Someone holding the grip end of the club next to/near your head while you hit shots). The reason is due to the nature of our eyes. Our eyes are designed NOT to show us this information. So, simply placing Tattle Tails in your vision allows you to get this feedback without assistance. It’s a simple tool to help improve your entire game.
HOW WILL TATTLE TAILS HELP?
You have certainly heard “KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN”, “YOU LOOKED UP”, “YOU ARE SWAYING”, “STAY DOWN”, etc. Before Tattle Tails, an additional person would be required to work on this fundamental. (I.E. Someone holding the grip end of the club next to/near your head while you hit shots). The reason is due to the nature of our eyes. Our eyes are designed NOT to show us this information. So, simply placing Tattle Tails in your vision allows you to get this feedback without assistance. It’s a simple tool to help improve your entire game.
FIND YOUR CENTER
Improve Consistency
Achieve consistent swings and better performance on the course with Tattle Tails.
Better Ball Striking
Elevate your golf game with improved ball striking on every shot.
Lower Scores
Achieve lower scores with every game through improved consistency and ball striking.
WHAT IS A TATTLE TAIL?
A Tattle Tail is simply a stainless steel clip attached to silicone-encased gooseneck tubing. The stainless steel clip will securely attach to most baseball-style hat bills while the tubing can be shaped into your vision to your preference. The more you move them toward the center of your hat bill the more sensitive the feedback becomes. Tattle Tails are designed to last and easily fit in your bag or pocket.
Place a Tattle Tail on each side of your hat bill. Then shape them in front of you similar to what see here.
Addressing the ball or a spot on the ground, you should see something similar to what you see here.
The more you swing through the shot while maintaining your posture, resulting in a stiller head, the more consistent your strikes will become.
Place a Tattle Tail on the front of your hat bill. Then shape the Tattle Tail in your vision similar to what is shown here.
In this configuration, when addressing the ball or a spot on the ground, you should see something similar to here. If not, adjust them so that you do.
The more “still” you are thru short shots such as a putt or a chip, the more consistent your short game will become.
