GIVEAWAY: ES14 and ES12 Launch Monitors from Ernest Sports! Enter here!

[T-Bone84]

I would use outdoors when I can, allowing me to understand my swing characteristics would help me refine my swing to where I need it sooner.

[1iron]

Would love to try an Ernest Monitor. I would donate it to my sons High School golf team and they could practice with it indoors all winter.

[Willian70]

I would use this product indoors and out. I would use it inside working on my short game and outside learning my distances. I have a hard time figuring out my distances as a new player. This product would be a game changer for my golf game.

[Jeremy Thee]

Outdoors and Indoors. I've been working on fixing my distance gaps. This would help out tremendously!

[StezzGolfer]

Arizona winter.. its a crime not to be outdoors. Outdoors all day!

I'd first use it to get more accurate club distances, and check out my gaps. Would be great fun.

Thanks!

[bourlandt]

I would use it both indoors and outdoors. I'm not sure I would ever leave my house if I had one (well except to play golf of course). I'd use it to check my spin rates and to see where my gaps are. Not to mention measuring smash factor would be really cool! Thanks!

[mumbles236]

I would use it outdoors as i try to get my game back in shape after years of constant deployments.

[Golfer_LD]

I'd plan to use the product indoors at first, I already have a mat and practice net setup in the basement. Once the snow melts up here I would definitely use it outside on the driving range. I would also purchase the additional Clubfitting app that Ernest Sports offers.

[poppman2142]

I would use it indoors this winter to get my gapping of clubs more consistent.

[jastroud]

Awesome giveaway to start the year. I recently purchased a new set of irons, and now I have no idea what my yardages are. Had my previous set for about 10 years so I was pretty used to the min / max distances, but it's been a guessing game recently.

I also received a few golf lessons for Christmas, so it would be interesting to see if there are any before and after differences in numbers once I get finished.


Thanks for the chance!!!!

[radtech]

What a tremendous giveaway! I will use it outdoors & indoors! To have your own personal launch monitor would have to be the ultimate to dial in your club tendencies and distances for each club and even under different conditions (wind & cold). I know everyone will signup for this giveaway.

[campion]

I'd use mine outside to dial in my swing and yardages. Get looking product.

[farmer]

In the barn during cold weather, outdoors when it's warm. Great tool. and thanks.

[ronanarmstrong]

I'd use it outdoors to dial in all my wedge distances ready for the start of the season.

[SubaruWRX]

I'd use it outdoors, as it never snows here. I'd use it for me and all my friends to get yardage gaps correct as well as choosing the correct shafts (I have 3 just for my driver, all with tips installed and ready to go - WRX club ho). Also, it would be fun to play with at the range. Much more entertaining with some feedback instead of just mats & range balls!

[MrFlapjack]

I would use this indoor during the winter months to help keep me sane, and outdoors on the range to help dial in launch and spin rates with my driver, as well as keeping my yardage gaps consistent. Thanks for the chance to win one of these units!

[redraider1685]

would be great to have a device that would help my dial in my distances when the weather turns bad and keep them tuned up during playing season

[fowleristhetruth]

I would use it both indoors and outdoors. LIving in Georgia i have nice days and really cold days. I would love one of these to get my numbers on my irons and wedges especially indoors when hitting into a net it would be very helpful.

[oaklandgolfer]

Indoors in the winter and outdoors when possible. I'd love to narrow in on my wedge distances and tweak lofts where needed.

[JOHN GOLIA]

This would be great for me on the range.
Could really dial in my yardages with my irons.
Thanks

[someon3]

Best giveaway ever!

I'd use it outdoors. Matter of fact I might not ever go back indoors if I had my own personal launch monitor. Thanks.

[drvrwdge]

I would use mine both indoor during foul weather and outside when is it nice enough to get out. I would use it to make sure swing changes I am making are paying off and especially to help me conduct my own gear trials for different shafts, heads and balls. Thanks.

[Dominator]

I would use it both indoors and outdoors.
I'd love one to hone my swing and distances!!!!

[thedillz]

I would use this indoors (for now) to help keep my swing dialed in over the cold months and bring it outdoors in the early spring to help get my swing back into "game" shape.

Thanks!!!

[TinkerGolfMan]

Outdoors. I would use this product to fine tune my clubs and build the perfect set for my personal settings.

[golf9596]

I will use launch monitor mainly inside this winter. I looking forward to getting my carry numbers recalibrated with my new set of RSI2s purchased this fall. Thanks for the contest.

[jmichlik]

Outdoor, gotta love Texas weather. I would use a launch monitor to keep track of the distances of my entire bag. This will be especially helpful as I whip myself back into shape for the new year.

[haughdaddy35]

I would use this outside. I would not only use this to help me with my yardages, but as a high school golf coach I think my kids would greatly improve with the knowledge of how consistent their yardages and swing characteristics were. The ability to set it up outside (very quickly) on the range would allow for you as the player to see the actual ball flight, but also allow you to gather data from each shot.

[Stryker93]

I would use mine outdoors down in Texas, finally optimize a set of woods and hopefully keep me in the fairway!

[jcvane2]

NICE!
I would use this in my garage. it would be awesome. would finally get to play with all of the settings on my driver as well different types of shots. to see what certain feelings produce with the numbers. my wife would hate me 12 months a year instead of 8