Dancin' Dogg Shot Making Simulator

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PLAY THE GOLF OF YOUR DREAMS!

Dancin' Dogg Golf Simulator gives you everything you need to improve your game.
The rest is up to you.

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MSRP$399.95
Release date December, 2005
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inexpensive compared to other high end options
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good at judging speed and distance
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poor company support
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requires fluorescent bulbs - doesn't state this in any literature
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doesn't show where the ball was struck
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Dancin' Dogg combines a full simulator and swing analysis designed specifically for home use.


Advanced Simulator


Practice Zone


Digital Feedback


Practice Statistics


Replaceable Turf


USB Connection

Hop on the simulator with your friends and family to play whole rounds together at Pebble Beach, St. Andrews, or one of the other world's best courses on the included Tiger Woods EA Sports PGA Tour game.

 

Can't spend enough time at the range? With Dancin' Dogg you can practice at home any time of the day or night.

Working on swing changes? Dancin' Dogg allows you to get instant and accurate feedback while working on integrating a new 'move', so you'll be ready to take it to the course.

Sixteen advanced optical sensors accurately measure your club through impact, providing feedback on your swing path, face angle and club head speed, distance carried, flight path and more. See yourself improve and your ball arch closer and closer to your target with each and every shot.

Hit real balls or foam balls, or just practice your swing using no balls at all. With the Dancin' Dogg Golf Simulator, you don't have to deal with ball tethers or iron modifications. . Balls can be struck directly off the turf or off the tees.

Don't spend thousands when Dancin' Dogg gives you so much more for so much less. Don't be fooled by toys with teathers that are not accurate.

  • Works with all of your clubs.
  • Must be used indoors away from natural sunlight.
  • Works with EA Sports Tiger Woods PGA Tour 05, 06, 07(included), and 08.

Inside the Box

  • Dancin' Dogg Optical Swing Pad
  • Dancin' Dogg Shot Making Simulator Software
  • EA Sports Tiger Woods PGA Tour© Software 07
  • Foam Practice Balls & Rubber Tees
  • Wood Taping Kit
  • Quick start guide
  • 10-foot USB Cable
  • Dancin' Dogg Practice Zone with visual ball flight and shot details
  • Dancin' Dogg Practice Session Statistics

System Requirements

  • Personal Computer with USB 2.0
  • Microsoft Windows XP (32 bit) or Vista (32 bit)
  • PC with 800 MHZ or higher processor clock speed recommended (single or dual processor system)
  • 256 megabytes (MB) of RAM or higher recommended
  • 2.3 gigabytes (GB) of available hard disk space
  • DVD-ROM Speed: 8x
  • Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
  • EA Sports Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 requires a video card with at least 64 MB of video RAM with DirectX 9.0c compatible driver and with ATI Radeon 8500/VE or NVIDIA GeForce 3, GeoForce 4, Ti or greater chipset, and a DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card

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Comments

1.  avatar pjmmjm said:

I have learned how to self correct my swing using Dancin Dogg and it's improved my entire game. My club face is more square and my swing speed is faster. The immediate feedback has helped me understand my swing better and repeat the good swings more consistently. When I start developing a bad habit I break out Dancin Dogg and fix it within a week. My handicap has dropped from a 28 to a 23 in just 6 months.
Jun 01, 2007 2:47pm
2.  avatar fro540 said:

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
Mar 06, 2008 3:24pm
3.  avatar landwerlen said:

i usually dont comment on products, but here goes....i bought the swing pad thru the company website at dancin dogg, and it arrived promptly. i had similar problems as the above commenter....i then switched to flourescent bulbs (compact), and now i am getting very consistent results. the instant feedback is like having a teaching pro in your house or garage. the interface with tiger woods is ok but not nearly as accurate as the practice zone software included with the package. there are two sets of sensors 'watching' the club face as the swing is made. the path and face angles can be determined, but the unit can't or doesnt show where on the face the ball was struck (heel/toe)(fat/thin). this is disadvantage in comparison to the p3pro. at the time, the DD was half the money, and i liked the idea of hitting off of the synthetic grass versus the p3pro's rubber mat. bottom line is if you can afford to drop a grand, get the p3pro, but if you on a tighter budget, the DD is great for under 400 bucks. im having alot of fun with it. next golf season will tell how much i've improved.
Sep 30, 2008 7:01pm
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Pros

  • inexpensive compared to other high end options
  • good at judging speed and distance

Cons

  • poor company support
  • requires fluorescent bulbs - doesn't state this in any literature
  • doesn't show where the ball was struck

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