
You've been told to stay on plane. Then left to guess, swing after swing. Now you can Pheelit!
Ben Hogan described it as a pane of glass tilted from the ball to your shoulders. Coaches draw it. Training rigs build it out of steel. Pheelit! makes the same plane out of precision haptic feedback — set from your own address, personal to your posture and your club, with a device that can fit on the grip of your club!
It clamps at the grip and sets your plane from your own address position. From then on the feedback lives in your hands: steady while the club rides the plane, gone the moment it leaves.
Set the plane from your own address, trace it once, then let the feedback tell you where the club is.
Set up to the ball. Press and hold the button. The buzz confirms your club angle is in correct position and the plane is set.
Trace the backswing slowly to the P2 position, once or twice. The device learns your space and tunes to it.
Halfway back, shaft level with the ground. The steady buzz says you're riding the plane.
Swing to the top inside the buzz. Steeper or shallower and it switches off — you felt the golf swing plane!
PATENT PENDING · DEMONSTRATION · FEEDBACK THRESHOLDS AND FEATURES SUBJECT TO REFINEMENT
Move steeper or shallower, and the feedback switches off. Stay on the plane, and it stays with you. Repeat it and Pheelit! builds the feel of the correct plane.
In the first two feet the club is whipped inside, under the plane. The hands feel nothing — the plane has already been left behind.
In the first two feet the club stays parallel to the plane. Steady feedback from the first move.
Coming down, the club crosses above and outside the plane — steeper than the address it was set from. Steeper means silence.
Coming down, the shaft stays parallel to the plane coming down the swing, riding the plane your address set. Steady feedback at the hands.
Down-the-line view · the glass sheet is your plane · orange arrow = club path