Training Aids

PowerPlane Keeps Golfers’ Heads In The Game

Tour Pro Tech’s PowerPlane is a revolutionary new training device that uses high precision ultrasonics and patent-pending technology to help golfers correct the majority of common swing flaws. Designed by an MIT engineer and top PGA teaching professional, PowerPlane automatically positions a PowerPlane Zone, two invisible vertical planes, around a golfer’s head. If their head moves out of the zone anytime during their swing until impact, PowerPlane alerts them with a beep at that moment. This real-time feedback changes their behavior from the very first swing, resulting in centered contact, more distance and better accuracy.

“Every tour pro and elite amateur share one thing in common: their heads stay within a defined zone from address through impact,” states Tour Pro Tech’s CEO and founder Rich Kosowsky. “After analyzing tens of thousands of golf swings, fluid motion of the head within this defined zone, the PowerPlane Zone, has been confirmed as the single most important absolute in golf. This absolute is the basis for the design of PowerPlane.”

PowerPlane has gone through extensive beta testing by hundreds of golfers and top teaching professionals. It has proven to be highly effective for golfers of all handicaps, resulting in centered contact almost instantly. More impressively, it has been embraced by top instructors as a powerful and effective tool to correct swings flaws and change student behavior quickly.

“PowerPlane has been incredibly helpful in correcting the swing flaws of my students,” states Tim Tierney, PGA teaching professional and co-founder. “Almost immediately after I set up a student with PowerPlane, their head and body stay quieter and their contact improves, often dramatically. Not only do they see measurable results quickly, they also know they are on the right path while they practice between lessons.”

PowerPlane weighs about a pound, easily fits into the side pocket of a golf bag, and operates for 300 hours on standard batteries. Simply slide it open to turn on. Grab the Sonic Sensor from the back and clip it to a hat. Set up over the ball, look at the target, look back at the ball, and swing! That’s it. Golfers know immediately whether they stayed in the zone during the swing and at impact. The result is centered contact from the first few swings.

PowerPlane isn’t limited to just the full swing. It covers all aspects of the game: drives, long irons, short game, and putting. Just choose the preferred mode:

Swing Mode is the start for full swings and drives. Know immediately if you move forward or backward out of the PowerPlane Zone.
Pro Swing Mode is for advanced golfers and those who have mastered Swing Mode. The planes of the zone are closer together forcing you to coil, not sway, to achieve success.
Pitch Mode helps your short game. A tight back plane prevents you from falling back, forcing torso rotation and solid contact.
Putt Mode sets a tight front plane, forcing a steady head and body while preventing peeking.

PowerPlane is currently available for pre-order in limited quantities and retails for $189. For more information, visit www.powerplanegolf.net or call (781) 728-5400.

Training Aids For Golf Swing and Stroke

In my many years of teaching the game of golf, I’ve come across training aids that really help students get a grasp of how the full swing, chipping move and putting stroke should work to assure success on the course, and more enjoyment of the game. Here are two new products that, when put into action, delivery immediate and accurate feedback on three of the most crucial aspects of good golf — proper sequencing in the full swing, crisp contact in chipping and a solid, accurate stroke with the putter.

THE GOLF CHUTE

The Golf Chute is an awesome training aid that produces wind resistance, great for producing more distance. I call it, “wind resistance produces more distance.” It’s easy to clip onto any club. It’s great for increasing lag, the coordination of events in the swing. Players get so tied up, they get “frozen.” The Golf Chute creates an elliptical circle and an athletic motion. You have to pull on that resistance just enough to create drag, which means snap and speed at the bottom of the swing.

Whey you work with it for about half a dozen times with a half-swing, and go back and forth as a warm-up drill, it fills up with air. Do full-throttle six or seven times, and when you remove it, the clubface feels a lot lighter. This means speed, which activates the fast-twitch small muscles. That’s what many players lack — they hang onto the club and don’t get the speed. This activates the speed part, keeping the club back just a hair longer, and creates more distance, plus a better-balanced swing.

The Golf Chute is especially valuable to women and kids. They’re absolutely looking for more distance. They’re very straight but distance and contact is what they’re looking for. They can use their existing equipment with this. It’s not hard work but it’s just enough — when they remove it and hit a ball farther than ever because they’ve activated those fast muscles, they love it; they’ve been looking for that distance forever. It’s portable, easy to clip on, and it’s lightweight for travel. It’s great for working out and loosening up even before you get to the course.

In the drill shown in Photos 1-6, I’m demonstrating the correct way to warm-up with the Golf Chute: You don’t want to stop, and you want to keep swinging it back and forth. You’ll quickly get the sense of how it works. And it’s self-trainable. The first thing you notice is you can’t flip or “scoop” the clubface. Notice that I don’t “short-cut” my swing; I take it all the way back, not necessarily parallel. You need to let it fall back in the backswing and through-swing. If you do, you’ll use your arms better because of the wind resistance. You’ll get full extension. You’ll notice you won’t be as robotic or stiff.

Everybody is a different size and shape and has different abilities. The Golf Chute will help anybody.

THE PUTT-PURE

This training aid works with wedges and putter alike. Consisting of two lightweight, short metal magnets that attach to the toe and heel of the clubface, it shows immediately whether you’re lined up properly to the target. The two mini-rods have such a dynamic visual presence that’s it’s so empowering. If you’re just a little open or closed at address, they will show it — and if you add yardage to that, you end up way off line to the right or left. So the Putt-Pure creates awareness of that; a light bulb goes on, and you self-correct.

It also helps with centeredness of contact. Sometimes students get all over the place — outside-to-in, especially, on the path. This helps create a more centered strike; it’s a reality check on what’s happening in your swing or stroke. In putting it helps golfers get their stroke back on path and helps shorten the backstroke to create more of a “pop” moving forward.

The above photos show how simply and quickly the Putt-Pure attaches to the clubface, and how it shows the squareness of the clubface. I use it to show not only alignment, but whether the clubface is toe-up at address or throughout the swing; it’s another way of communicating visually why someone hits the ball to the right. It creates awareness of where the clubface is.

To check out both of these products, plus the new RAKE Series wedge, visit www.golfresultsnow.com

Kathy Gildersleeve-Jensen is Director of Instruction at Indian Canyon Golf Club in Spokane, Washington. She has been a PGA Class A professional since 1990. In 2014 she was named the first-ever female PGA National Teacher of the Year, and the first from the Pacific Northwest PGA Section. Reach her at (509) 993-2303

Arccos Game Tracker Offers New 360 Model

Arccos, one of golf’s leading performance trackers, has announced its second-generation system, Arccos 360, will debut at retailers nationwide in early November and be available for pre-sale at www.arccosgolf.com.

Boasting low-profile sensors that are more than 50 percent smaller and lighter than the original Arccos system, Arccos 360 ($249.99) also showcases a powerful new shot detection algorithm that increases accuracy and virtually eliminates the need for editing. Additional features include:

Battery Guarantee – Certified for a minimum of two years without charging
Power Saving – Allows users to play rounds in airplane mode, dramatically reducing phone battery drain and eliminating data roaming during international travel
GPS 2.0 – Hands-free shot mapping combined with rangefinder distances in yards or meters to any point on more than 40,000 courses

“Our in-house teams of hardware and software engineers have achieved a series of technological breakthroughs that allow us to yet again provide users with a next-level performance tracking platform,” says Sal Syed, Arccos CEO and Co-Founder. “The combination of Live Shot Tracking, GPS 2.0 and Tour Analytics helps any player, regardless of skill level, unlock their personal performance data to lower scores and have more fun.”

Arccos 360 consists of 14 ultralight sensors that easily attach to the club grip and communicate with a free app for iOS and Android devices. The system seamlessly records every shot a golfer makes, analyzes the data in real time and reveals strengths and weaknesses to enhance on-course decision-making. Unlike competing products, it requires no tagging, tapping or other annoying disruptions to a player’s routine.

Widely heralded as one of the game’s most powerful technology platforms, Arccos delivers data on distances hit, club averages, driving accuracy, greens in regulation, sand saves, putts and more. By accessing the Tour Analytics web dashboard, Arccos users and their instructors can gain valuable insights via deep dives into stats, playing patterns and rich data comparison for every club, shot, hole and round.

Developed in conjunction with golf’s most renowned statistician, Peter Sanders, Tour Analytics draws from his work with PGA Tour star Zach Johnson and many others. It breaks down a players’ handicap into five key components – driving, approach, chipping, sand game and putting – helping golfers:

Understand exactly how each part of their game contributes to scoring
Compare data in each of the five components with golfers of similar handicaps
Evaluate patterns across their entire golf history, supporting refinement of on-course tactics

The Arccos product portfolio also include Arccos Driver ($79.99), a single-sensor solution that delivers live data for tee shot distances, fairways hit and more. It functions by automatically detecting each drive, then using a player’s smart phone to record second shot position. Other features include the King of the Hole game, which turns any par 4 or par 5 into a virtual long drive competition.

www.arccosgolf.com

Four Golf Training Aids You Need

GOLFSTR

Bill Curry had had enough. Three decades of marginal golf had seeped into his soul and threatened his love for the game, so he got a lesson and discovered the biggest bugaboo in his swing: A bent left arm going back, which robbed him of power and caused a decided out-to-in motion. Simple, right? And common, too. But discovery and maintenance are two different things. Curry couldn’t cure that swing fault on his own so he set out to design a training aid that would keep his arm straight and knock strokes off his card. Three years later he had the Golfstr — a small, curved, clear plastic device with one end bent at a roughly 30 degree angle. By strapping it to his upper forearm with the bent end pushing against his lower bicep, he got immediate feedback when the arm broke down. The improvement was immediate and gratifying. But that’s not the end of the story. Once Curry put Golfstr into production and showed it to a few teaching pros, they almost immediately came up with five more swing-straightening functions, simply by switching arms, changing positions on either arm and altering the direction of the bent end inward or outward. For instance, by moving Golfstr to the trailing bicep and placing the end just below the elbow, you’ll achieve a perfect 90-degree “lag” angle going back. Move it further down the same arm and the bent end will prevent too much wrist break during full shot and chip shot takeaway, while the same set-up on the leading arm (with the end bent outward instead of inward) will prevent that nasty “flip” in the chip or pitch follow-through — with the same stable-wrist effect for putting practice, too. Our favorite is the 90-degree lag set-up, but testing found us strike the ball with more accuracy and consistency through the bag. And we love the fact that it’ll fit in a trouser pocket, and that it comes with a removable and versatile rubber tip that helps solidify contact between gadget and arm or wrist. Now Golfstr has attracted the notice of some big-name teachers, and rightly so. It’s a winner.

$29.99 | www.golfstr.com

SWING CLICK PLUS

We first caught sight (and sound) of this nifty, simple gadget at the 2016 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, and have since had a chance to check it out during practice sessions, both during rehearsal swings and while actually hitting balls on the range — in fact, there’s nothing holding you back from using it during a casual round. The premise is simple and the feedback immediate: You just strap the ballpoint pen-sized SwingClick to your lead forearm, being careful to line up the device with the center-back of your hand (between the middle and third finger), begin taking normal-sized swings, and the auditory cues and clues start coming. It makes a clicking sound at the three main junctures of a swing — at the top, at impact and at follow-through — that is, if your rhythm is as smooth as you’d like it to be. With some intent practice, you’ll find yourself slowing down your takeaway, taking that all-important mini-pause just before beginning the downswing, and letting the club pull your arms and torso through to the target. If you’re jerky or quick at any point, you won’t hear the vital click. The upshot of this immediate feedback? Muscle memory, a much better transition and better overall rhythm. The Swing Click Plus works with any club but particularly well with irons since the angle of attack is a bit steeper. And the new Plus’s sleeker design and more adjustable strap makes it truly one-size-fits-all. It now comes in four colors, too, and slides easily into your bag so you can keep that newly ingrained tempo going as needed when on the links As carry-along training aids go, this one is a winner.

$39.99 | www.swingclickgolf.com

SET-UP TRAINER

It’s one thing to get the PGA Tour’s longest driver (no, not Dustin Johnson) to endorse your products, but it’s another when the products he endorses are so clearly and, again, simply, effective: Hence we have Tony Finau, that young, big, friendly, nearly-silent murder of the golf ball, doing video spots for SKLZ golf’s lineup of golf-specific products, including the Set-Up Trainer — the type of item you’ve always told yourself would come in handy when you’re working out some issues on the practice tee, but couldn’t quite conjure a mental picture of what that item is. So we’ve got the picture: a four-foot-long slab of plastic equipped with a sliding top piece marked with lines delineating every club in the bag, driver through wedge, against which you line up a shorter perpendicular, stationary alignment piece to match the club you’ve grabbed. You then place a ball opposite the center line on the stationary piece. A second set of lines alone your toe line show where to place your feet — wider for woods, narrower for irons, narrower still for wedges. Together those lines instantly put you in perfect ball-striking position for each club. Then you can start hitting balls and adjusting as necessary depending on your personal swing plane and physique, but there’s no guesswork as to the proper starting point. But wait, there’s more: Fold-out bars on either end of the main bar can be placed perpendicular to keep you square, and of course, the whole thing can be adjusted “open” or “closed” to help facilitate a draw or fade relative to the clubface. The Set-Up Trainer works for righties and lefties, and it comes with a nylon storage bag that’ll slide right in with your sticks. By the way, LPGA star Anna Nordqvist is a big fan, too.
$59.99 | www.sklz.com

HIP STRIKER

Is there a more coveted move in the effective golf swing than that instant when the trailing hip fires out toward the ball as the club approaches impact? We doubt it, which is what makes the Hip Striker such a no-brainer for golfers, and all athletes for that matter who want to get those power-packed big muscles in the hips and glutes rotating and into the ballgame big time — soccer, baseball, tennis, you name it. Consisting of a flat, orange plastic paddle-like object and an adjustable strap that attaches around the waist, the well-placed Striker should protrude from the hip at least a 45 degrees from the toeline at address; from there you toss one of three included foam balls — they’re about the size of a baseball — up and in front of you, and try to smack it with the paddle as it’s coming down. That takes rotational speed and coordination, the key combo to blasting the golf ball — not brute strength. As you improve you can move the paddle back to require faster hip firing to hit the ball. It’ll take some practice to start whacking the balls without missing, you might look a little funny doing it and you’ll get more of a workout than you might expect, but who cares when the result is a more synced-up swing, more solid strikes and more yardage down the fairway?

$54.95 | www.hipstriker.com

Get A Golf Boost From Jim McLean

With a new brand and updated app, Golf Boost is ready to help golfers take their swing to the next level. For those who aren’t already familiar with it, Golf Boost is a comprehensive swing analysis tool and golf lesson provider mobile app. With the app, users simply record their golf swing and the Golf Boost proprietary video recognition software returns a personalized golf lesson within seconds. With its recent release, Golf Boost has added hall of fame golf instructor Jim McLean to the team.

“Golf Boost is going to be the future of golf swing analysis and I want to be a part of it” says McLean. McLean is a member of six halls of fame including the World Golf Teachers Hall of Fame. The renowned celebrity instructor frequently appears on the Golf Channel and other TV golf shows, and he offers advice in golf publications and on his own weekly PGA TOUR Radio show on SIRIUSXM. As owner of nine Jim McLean Golf Schools in the U.S. and abroad, his academy is regarded as the world’s #1 golf school. He has taught more than 100 of the top PGA TOUR pros as well as numerous celebrity and top amateur golfers. Golf Boost by Jim McLean is now fully integrated, utilizing his system and teachings within each lesson. “With Jim McLean joining Golf Boost, it validates our patent pending technology which we have worked so hard to develop,” says CEO and Founder Paul Jaure. “Golf Boost by Jim McLean offers the most sophisticated swing analysis technology available anywhere.”

Golf Boost by Jim McLean also uses state of the art video recognition software to identify problems with the recorded swings that users upload. Once a user has recorded his swing and submitted it for analysis, the Golf Boost system is able to correctly identify issues with the swing mechanics and will provide a customized list of video lessons on how to correct problems. In a world that expects information to be readily available, Golf Boost by Jim McLean brings personalized lessons to golfers everywhere.

Features of the Golf Boost by Jim McLean app include:

• Personalized video lessons based on the unique needs of the recorded swing

• Jim McLean’s teaching system available on a mobile device to golfers worldwide

• Instant video feedback and swing analyzation

• Easily understood tips and instructions

• Engaging social network where users can share and track their progress with other golfers

• Low cost in comparison to actual golf lessons

Golf Boost by Jim McLean is available for free in the iTunes App Store and Google Play Store. For more information visit www.golfboost.com.

The World’s First Smart Golf Shoe

You’ve got apps for everything else in your golf game these days. Why not one for your feet — as in weight transfer and balance measurement via a spikeless shoe built with Bluetooth sensors? It took a while, but Samsung is going there with its new spinoff company, IOFIT. The world’s very first smart golf shoe is available for pre-sale on Kickstarter. IOFIT is the only wearable technology that analyzes a golfer’s balance to give them actionable feedback on their swing.

Professional golfers tell us that proper balance and weight shift are critical for players to generate power and consistency on their swing. IOFIT’s groundbreaking technology uses embedded sensors to track swing information from the ground up, acting as a virtual coach for players of all skill levels. You’ll know immediately if you’re swaying, getting too much weight on the toes or heels or, horror of horrors, succumbing to the evil reverse pivot.

“In the past, the only way for golfers to get professional feedback on their swing was to hire a coach or purchase equipment that costs thousands of dollars,” said IOFIT CEO and Co-founder Jacob Cho. “Now, with just a pair of shoes and an app, golfers can quickly and smartly improve their game while having fun.”

The IOFIT shoe is lightweight and comfortable with great traction and breathable lining. One charge of its lightweight battery will last up to five days. The data it picks up with every swing yncs via Bluetooth to iOS/Android on smartphone/tablet, and you can even add optional video sync to create video of your swing. Compare stats with pros and receive actionable feedback, download swing data from top players for quick comparison and, yes, send your progress to friends or coaches

“It made sense for us to launch a product like IOFIT on Kickstarter because of its strong global community of innovators and technologists,” added Cho. “We brought a very experienced product development team together from leading companies like Samsung and PING to fulfill our mission to empower golfers with meaningful data.”

IOFIT is now available on Kickstarter until September 7th, for anyone to purchase for $189, with delivery slated for February 2017. The Kickstarter campaign has raised more than $50,000 so far.

www.iofitshoes.com

GAME GOLF Delivers The Goods

Over the past three or four years, do-it-yourself golf improvement has gone from a web-based high-tech infant to a full-grown arena for all things digital. It’s not enough to get accurate distances from a dedicated device or an app on your phone. Thanks to products like GAME GOLF, every single shot — how far it went, where it went and what club you used to hit it — is measured instantly via Bluetooth and GPS technology. And GAME GOLF does the job better than most thanks to simple set-up, well-thought-out interface and a wealth of useful features. It’s good enough that several Tour stars, folks like Graeme McDowell, are using it to gauge what areas of their game need work, from driver through putter.

The centerpiece of GAME GOLF is its iPhone or Android app, which you use to set up an account and match each of 14 included Bluetooth transmitters to the club it’s attached to. Just take the small, red plastic device, screw it into the small hole on the end of the grip, tell the app whether it’s a 9-iron or 3-wood or whatever (even the brand if it’s in their database), and repeat the process until you’re wired for sound … round, rather. After charging the accompanying relay device, attaching it to your belt and activating it, select “Play Golf,” find the course you’re playing and start tracking — not only distances for each shot thanks to a full-fledged built-in GPS rangefinder, but the results of each shot. Here’s the key: You must remember to tap your club on the sensor on the underside of the belt device before each shot, or GAME GOLF obviously won’t pick it up. Forget, and you’ll have gaps in your score, and in the play-by-play of your round when you reference it later online (you can edit rounds if necessary). It takes some getting used to, and using GAME GOLF most likely needs to become part of your pre-shot routine; once it is, it’s is a powerful tool to help you pinpoint what parts of your game need the most attention, showing fairways and greens hit in regulation, number of putts, short game stats, shot dispersion and strokes gained in each key area. It’s also invaluable in helping dial in club selection in subsequent rounds, and the more tracked rounds you rack up (it’s legal in competition, too), the better you’ll get at smoothing out the rough edges with every stick in the bag — and being truthful with yourself regarding how far you actually hit each club on average. You can even compare your scores and performances to others in the “GAME GOLF Live” system.

Of course, even with GAME GOLF in your arsenal, we’d recommend keeping your favorite teaching pro around. They’ll help you analyze every number and come up with a practice plan to turn those decimal points into saved strokes. Says PGA pro Scott Shapin, “As a teacher, I love this product because it allows me to examine a student’s round without having to be on the course with them. This information can be used to help structure their lessons and evaluate a student’s ability to implement what we are working on. I use it in all my rounds. Just like my students, my practice time is very limited. GAME GOLF collects invaluable information that allows me to easily identify where to focus my efforts. Right now it’s putting, so I spend approximately 60% of my practice time on the green. I am able to see how I have played the course in the past and develop a game plan for the future. This is great for amateurs too, especially if they play a particular course over and over. Never step up to a hole or a shot without a plan of attack. If you want to become a better player and shoot lower scores (I haven’t met many people that didn’t want to get better) then you need GAME GOLF. It is a great tool to help you and your instructor create a roadmap for improvement.”

Adds Brandon Horvath, a professor of turfgrass management at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and a 6-handicap, “I expose my students to the latest in technology, and showing them how GAME GOLF’s information could be used to improve course management, is just the next step in the evolution of the game.”

Our GAME GOLF testing bears out these comments. It works, and it’s fun. Time to join us on the cutting edge.

$249 | www.gamegolf.com

Slay The Sway

We all know bad habits are hard to break, especially in golf. Sometimes it takes years to reroute the neurons and retrain the muscles to “do the right thing,” and once it a while you’ve got to tear your swing down to the studs and shore up the foundation.

Take the dreaded sway, for instance. A lot of amateurs, particularly occasional social players, move laterally in the backswing, which is an instant recipe for disaster in many dimensions — thin shots, fat shots, shanks, no distance and absolutely no directional control. Perhaps they were athletes in other sports, perhaps they never had a proper lesson. Whatever, it doesn’t matter. They need to be fixed, and fast.

Red-hot upstart golf accessory company HoleOut comes to the rescue with AntiSway Pro, the first truly portable training aid to improve that crucial golf swing’ foundation. Evolved and improved from the original Anti-Sway, the Pro’s dual-armature design keeps your sway tendencies in check, both front-to- back as well as laterally. It connects with ease to your lower leg with an ankle strap that braces both the outer calf and rear ankle-calf. You’ll get immediate feedback on whether you’re swaying off the ball or turning around the back leg as you should. AntiSway Pro stays put through swing after swing on the practice range, and is full adjustable. It also fits nicely in your bag when you’re finished with all those great practice shots and ready to put that freshly minted move into scorekeeping action. “It gives any golfer the swing foundation of the pros,” declare HoleOut’s honchos, and we agree. As with all truly effective training aids, it’s simple in concept, design and implementation. Prepare to say goodbye to that brutally bad habit forever.

$59.95
www.holeout.com

DuoTrac: New Dimension in Golf Training Aids

How about adding a fourth dimension to your dedicated golf practice sessions? DuoTrac, the 4D swing and weight shift analyzer, with multi-point, motion sensors and a free mobile App, will do just that.

DuoTrac’s four-sensor device outperforms single sensor devices significantly. The device tracks and provides four times the accurate measurement at four key points in the swing: club face angle upon takeaway, transition at the top, face angle at impact and weight shift. The 4D images show the sum of the data, where the swing is off and how to correct it.

With DuoTrac, golfers can immediately identify the weak points in their swing, reducing practice time and training. The additional sensors give you the full picture of your golf swing and weight shift. The real time feedback, coaching and tips help you to break the vicious cycle of practicing and engraining bad habits. DuoTrac makes bad habits easier to fix and helps good habits stick.

“If you only track your swing without any consideration of weight shift, you are only getting half the picture,” explained Jason Koo, Founder of Coach Labs, Inc. and creator of DuoTrac. “Our 4D device eliminates the guesswork and Band-Aid fixes and ensures that perfect practice makes perfect.”

DuoTrac is a virtual golf coach offering instant fixes and tips to develop your optimal swing. In addition, you can set goals, track your stats and progress each week using the session log. Your confidence will soar as you see yourself swinging more consistently, hitting more greens in regulation, and making more birdies. It’s available for pre-order with delivery mid-summer 2016.

$149 | www.duotrac.com

SKLZ Golf Introduces Set-Up Trainer

Anna Nordqvist with SKLZ Golf Set-Up Trainer

Solid ball striking and pro-like accuracy starts with a proper setup. Designed to consistently reinforce proper address position for solid ball striking, the Set-Up Trainer from SKLZ Golf helps you get more power, distance and precision out of every club. Its unique design folds up for easy portability and stores in your golf bag. Among its adherents are PGA Tour Pro Tony Finau and LPGA star Anna Nordqvist. With the Set-Up trainer in your daily practice regiment you’ll:

Build and reinforce the fundamentals for proper setup and alignment and ball position

Help lock in the desired swing path with fades and draws

Eliminate bad habits and and enable more rewarding practice sessions

The Set-Upo Trainer adjusts for every club in your bag for proper ball placement. It’s Portable, easy to use and stores in your bag

Golf Tips will follow up with a full review in the coming weeks.

$59.99 | SKLZ.com