How to Use the Golf Impact Printer: Step-by-Step

The entire process takes a few seconds and never asks you to leave your stance. Here's the full sequence, start to finish.

Step-by-Step

  1. Set the Printer on the ground. Place it near where you're already hitting balls — no separate setup area needed.
  2. Insert a VT cartridge if one isn't already loaded.
  3. Rest the clubface on the alignment bed. Your own downward pressure is what triggers the spray — no button, no can to shake.
  4. Lift the club away. A thin, even layer is already on the face from the fixed 60° spray.
  5. Swing normally. Give it a second to dry — it's ready in under two seconds.
  6. Read the mark. Check where contact happened using the six directions as your starting point.
  7. Wipe with a dry towel. This clears the face completely without affecting grooves or finish.
  8. Repeat from the same stance. Reset by setting the clubface back on the Printer — no need to step away.
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After Your Session

Wipe the face clean one final time before storing your clubs, and check whether the cartridge needs replacing before your next session so you're not caught without one mid-practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to press hard to trigger the spray?

No — normal downward pressure from setting the clubface down is enough to trigger the mechanism.

How long does it take to dry?

Under two seconds — there's no meaningful wait before swinging.

What if I want to check the mark more than once per swing?

Just reset by placing the clubface back on the Printer for a fresh, identical coat.

Does the surface underneath matter (mat vs. grass)?

No — the Printer sits on top of either, and the spray mechanism works the same way regardless of the hitting surface.