There is a similar saying in the golf world: "The factor that determines the performance is the first is the putter, the second is the putter, and the third is the putter." ”
If the putter on the green performs well, the number of poles can be reduced immediately. In order to improve the putter, the players are eight immortals across the sea, each with its own strange moves: there are frequent change of putters, there are those who look for coaches to go to the putting course to ask for tricks, and there are souvenirs that herald good omens to find comfort.
These measures can indeed have a certain effect, but they are not the fundamental approach.
If you want to improve the performance of the putter from the source, you can only master the core technology - have the ability to read the green, on the basis of accurate line viewing, seize the opportunity to maximize your pushing ability. See accurately, in order to push forward.
In this regard, the Uswing Magic Mirror, known as the "green reading artifact", is trustworthy, unlocking the function of "improving the reading ability of the green".
When it comes to greens looking at the line, many people's first reaction will be, "I will, how do I push without looking at the line?" ”
The crux of the matter is that in the case of naked-eye or myopic glasses, the line you read from the green is biased.
There are too many factors that interfere with our accurate reading of the line and slope, such as ultraviolet rays, glare, blue light, etc. If these rays are not filtered, directly through the retina fed back to the brain, the brain interprets the data, and does not 100% restore the real situation of the green.
That's what the Uswing Magic Mirror came for. Previously, there wasn't a real golfer sunglasses in the industry. Brand founder Fang Chengyi is a veteran golfer who knows the pains and challenges of golfers in green reading. Through more than ten years of efforts and efforts by the R&D team, the Uswing Magic Mirror was officially launched in 2020, which was immediately highly recognized by the industry and outside. Six-time Grand Slam champion Mickelson, Chinese brother Pan Zhengchun and other famous players are its hardcore fans. The amateur world's first ROSE ZHANG is its image spokesperson.
What these top players rely on the Uswing Mirror is its unique feature in green reading. Mickelson began wearing magic mirrors in 2020, and for more than two years, people have almost forgotten the image of the "left-handed king" who does not wear magic mirrors to fight. With the blessing of the Magic Mirror, Mickelson broke the age ceiling in one fell swoop and defeated "Grand Slam expert" Brooks Koepka at the Kiawa Island Ocean Stadium to become the oldest major champion to date. At South Hill Stadium in Oklahoma in May, he will play as the defending champion of the U.S. PGA Championship.
The brilliant achievements of Mickelson and others show that the Uswing Magic Mirror is a trustworthy high-ball equipment, which blocks ultraviolet rays and blue light, allows the eyes to be fully protected, filters reflections and glare, truly achieves zero visual distance difference, clearly distinguishes the direction of grass patterns and the height of the slope, so that players can eliminate external interference when pushing, more intently interpret the push line, improve the ability to read the green, increase the probability of pushing into the hole, and reduce the number of clubs.
Not only that, but the Uswing Magic Mirror also provides better protection for the eyes. The long-term exposure of the eyes of golfers or golf enthusiasts to ultraviolet rays significantly increases the risk of eye disease. Ophthalmologists have found that golfers are 50% more likely to develop eye diseases than the average person. Suitable for 24/7 wear, the Uswing Mirror blocks UV rays from the outside, keeping the eye out of harm's way and protecting against external shocks. This is especially important for young players, after all, it is a green sport that accompanies them throughout their lives, and protecting them from an early age will benefit their golf careers for life.