The Snaptic Module adds real impact feedback to VR golf. It mounts on your club's shaft, and a small hammer strikes the shaft as your club reaches the ball, so you feel the hit on drives and putts. It fits DriVR clubs and most popular VR golf handles, including AMVR and Yezro, and installs with the included Allen key.
Features:
Versatile: Provides haptic feedback for both driving and putting
Simple: Hammer strikes the club's shaft as you swing your club. It is tuned to hit when your club is near the ball
Easy: Snaptic is easy to use. Just mount it on your club's shaft using the provided allen key
Modular: Works with most popular vr golf clubs including the DriVR series, Yezro, amvr, and more
Snaptic Module FAQ
What is the Snaptic Module?
A haptic add-on for VR golf clubs. A small hammer strikes the club's shaft as you swing, tuned to hit when your club is near the ball, so each shot has a physical impact.
Will Snaptic work with my VR golf club?
It is designed for the DriVR series and works with most popular VR golf clubs, including AMVR and Yezro handles.
Does it work for putting?
Yes. Snaptic gives feedback on both drives and putts.
Where do I mount it on the DriVR Apex?
Mount the module on the curved part of the Apex shaft.
How do I install it?
Clamp it onto the shaft with the included Allen key. Step-by-step instructions are on the Snaptic setup page.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days of purchase. See our FAQ for the full return policy.
The sound was so loud that it interfered with the sound of the blow from the headset, but the feeling transmitted to the hand was not very pleasant.
I would like to expect a little more ingenuity, but it functions as an additional weight.
Using the yezro 26 and had a little trouble shooting b/c of slick aluminum but 2 sided grip tape worked well. Hopefully can upgrade to Deadeyevr graphite with snaptic in the shaft.... Need to save up!
A bit of trial and error to get it set up mostly my fault needed boundary and floor height to be perfect on a flat floor not grass. Once set up feels as close to hitting real balls as vr can get! Love it!
The design is simple attachment easy to put on. With the correct swing you'll get feedback. Unfortunately, the consistency of that feedback is what stops it from getting 5 stars.
However, given the ease of attachment price point and intent, it is a peripheral attachment worth owning
Very functional. My wife and daughter got one as well. There were concerns about how well it held the controller, but no worries at all. It was perfect, and truly made the game more enjoyable. We highly recommend it.
The device is incredibly easy to set up and use. I suspect many of the negative reviews come from users who didn't take a few minutes to watch the instructional video-it explains everything clearly.The haptic feedback when striking the ball, combined with the ping� sound, adds a lot to the overall immersion. At this point, I honestly can't imagine playing Golf+ without it.Update: I rarely revise previous reviews, but after several more weeks of testing the Snaptic module, I can confidently say it's worth its weight in gold. The haptics and strike sounds significantly enhance immersion�even if the timing isn't always perfectly synced with the visuals. Keep in mind, it's not directly integrated with the software, which explains the occasional desync and earns it some leeway. Compared to swinging at air with no feedback like you're probably doing now, the Snaptic is exponentially better.
DeadEyeVR seems fully mobilized on to vr golf and this latest product is no exception. It seems kind of crazy to be honest. They figured out how to make a device that replicates the Ping that a golf ball makes on a golf club. That's next level. I don't know what's in the water where they're located (tennesee?) but I want some. 5 stars because they've successfully, once again, separated me from my money in the name of golf
I didn't find this very useful. It is very sensitive to how tight it is attached and hard to calibrate and sometimes triggers on the backswing. Has to be reset each shot too.
If you want excellent and reliable support, and all your questions answered, this is the place! Make sure you get the cute dog to help you, though. The furry support dog must have had the week off when I requested this…
-“Can you give me proper directions on exactly where the optimal location and orientation to mount it on the Drivr Elite model club. There was no instructions included with mine and I had to guess. It never really worked correctly, so can you please help me with that?”-
**For anyone with the same issue, take note of the following support answer…
-“Hello, you can attach it by preference, wherever you feel works best for you.”
They might as well of just said ,”woof”.
I play golf+ most nights and when i saw deadeye made a device that simulated hitting a golf ball it was an instabuy. At $30, I figured if it worked half as well as they said it was a win. It was more than a win because it works well. All you have to do is rotate the device until it triggers about when you expect it to when you swing. While putting it's a little different as you just basically let the hammer loosely smack the side of the club. This impact is harder to notice. But to be fair its easier to notice the impact of a golf ball when you're swinging than when you're putting. Maybe it was intentional? Regardless, for $30 I have enjoyed the added feature