"The sensing platform sends swing data to the software, where you'll see a digital representation of your swing and the expected results to help you improve your distance, accuracy and overall game." *Batteries Not Included - GolfTips Magazine, June, 2005

"The system's software captures the information from the sensors and creates a visual representation of the swing data on your computer screen. Players can see the trajectory of their shot, how far it went and what the degree of fade or draw was." Coolest Golf Gear - Forbes.com, May, 2005

"Data collected includes club face angles, angle of attach, speed and even whether you hit on the sweet spot or not. As in other swing-analysis systems, after the data are transmitted to a computer, the statistics and other information can be crunched to judge problems." Swinging in Cyberspace - Wall Street Journal, April 18, 2005

Golf training center fine-tunes players - The Detroit News, February 16, 2005

“Highly Recommended” - Golf Digest, December, 2004

“…the biggest splash [at the National Golf Expo in Boston] was made by the P3pro™ (Professional Golf System), a simulator made to help avid golfers perfect their swings. …for the low price of $579 anyone can have their own machine, which is far less than some of the other simulators that say they can do what the P3pro™ does.” - Metrowest Daily News, Massachusetts, March 7, 2004

“Best category at the show [PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, FL]: Golf Simulators. These devices, bolstered by sophisticated computer software, provide readouts of crucial swing factors such as swing speed, angle of attack, clubface angle, swing path, ball flight path, ball speed and launch angle… The best of the new comers was P3pro™, a company founded by Les Otten, vice chairman of the Boston Red Sox… The same basic software is available in a different package from Gary Wiren’s Golf Around the World. Both P3pro™; and Golf Around the World were packed with people during the Show.” - Golfweek, February 7, 2004