Visual Systems
Eyelights stimulate the receptors of your non-dominant or weaker eye, creating greater visual acuity. This will create an increased perception of the ball you are about to hit, enhancing coordination and accuracy, resulting in more fairways and greens hit in regulation. Furthermore, stimulation of the non-dominant eye will allow you to accurately read the green.

Hip and Shoulder Turn
Light stimulation to the weaker eye will create an increase in tone to the paraspinal muscles (stabilization muscles of your spine) on the same side of your back, allowing for greater recruitment pattern. A stronger hip and shoulder turn will result in increased club head speed. This allows you to not only hit the ball further, but also prevent injury. Disc herniations and muscle and ligament tears are a result of inequality of supporting structures of your back. Eyelights promote bilateral (both sides) equality of the paraspinal muscles of the back.

Timing
The Eyelights have a timing pattern of 10 seconds (blink on for 2 seconds and off for 8 seconds). This has considerable application for golfers because it aids the golfer in developing a set pre-shot routine. This is a fundamental aspect of a successful golf game. Many of the great golfers, including Nicklaus, have set pre-shot routines of around 10 seconds. Additionally, the timing pattern enhances muscle memory, resulting in a swing that can be easily reproduced.

Balance and Coordination
Stimulation of both hemispheres of the brain and cerebellum will promote central stability. This will create global improvements to strength, power, balance, and coordination. This will enable the golfer to generate more club head speed in a coordinated fashion, resulting in a golf shot that flies straighter and further.