Unless you’re on the PGA Tour, Swingbyte might be just the thing to help correct that nasty slice. The $169 device attaches to any golf club and records swing data for viewing on a phone or tablet. If you have Google Glass, you can now get that feedback in real-time after each swing because Swingbyte is now available in the Glassware app store.

Once installed, the free app will show important swing data such as swing speed, club face angle, and swing path, which is helpful for understanding why you aimed one way and the golf ball went in another direction. Swingbyte for Glass wirelessly syncs directly with Google Glass and the software will also send swing information to the cloud. Using the richer Swingbyte app for iOS(s aapl) or Android(s goog), you can then view actually swing planes to see what your swing looked like.

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