HackMotion

Yes, HackMotion sensors come with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty

The Core is the entry-level wrist sensor - it gives you real-time audio and vibration feedback with personalised coaching drills through the HackMotion app.

The Plus adds Putting Mode, so you can work on your wrist position through the putting stroke as well.

The Pro goes further with full wrist data metrics and tour comparison data, so you can measure your positions against the professionals.

If you're unsure which version is right for you, feel free to get in touch and we'll help you decide.

Yes to both. If you start with a Core and later want Putting Mode, you can upgrade to the Plus. You can also trade in an older sensor towards a newer model. For either option, contact HackMotion directly and they'll walk you through the process.

HackMotion wrist sensor, protective carry case, USB-C charging cable, glove clip, straps, and access to the HackMotion app.

Yes - HackMotion works for both right-handed and left-handed golfers with no adjustment needed.

That depends on what's going wrong. HackMotion is specifically designed to measure and improve your wrist angles at address, the top of your backswing, and impact. If your issue is related to flipping, scooping, excessive cupping, or inconsistent wrist positions, it's one of the most effective training tools available - the real-time audio feedback means you know instantly whether you've hit the right position. However, if your wrist angles are already solid and your issue lies elsewhere (stance, body rotation, swing path), HackMotion won't fix those problems. It does one thing, and it does it very well - but it's not a full-swing diagnostic tool.

Many golfers use HackMotion alongside coaching sessions. The biggest advantage is that it gives you instant, objective feedback between lessons - so you're not guessing whether you're practising the right positions. Think of it as having a coach watching one specific aspect of your swing every time you hit a ball. Some instructors also use HackMotion in their lessons as a teaching aid.

It varies. Some golfers notice improvements within a few sessions - particularly those working on a specific fault like flipping at impact. Others find the built-in drills challenging at first, especially if you're trying to change ingrained habits. The key is to focus on one area at a time rather than trying to fix everything at once. Most users who stick with it for a few weeks report noticeably better wrist control and more consistent ball striking.