Golf Swing Trainer Aid - Power Flex Golf Swing Training aid for Strength and Tempo Golf Swing Speed Trainer Golf Training aid Golf Warm up Stick

Solid piece of equipment and well built

I borrowed a friends 'name brand' and found that it didn't take many swings to find the correct tempo for swings. Feedback is instant and recognizable. Bought this for my wife for Christmas and it's added about 40 yards to her previously bad swing (although it's a little long for her). I'm happy to see this less expensive version. After all, you won't need to use it very much to start seeing big improvements ... and then a quick refresher now and then.

Tempo in the golf swing transition seems to be under rated when watching golf learning videos. This tool helps with that. Because its very heavy (compared to a regular club) it also builds a lot of strength. I swing this before my net session and sometimes before I leave to go golf and it sets my swing right for the day. The only thing I don't like about it is that it is very heavy and you need to work up to using it effectively because it is so heavy you can hurt yourself if you try to swing too fast, but you really don't need to swing fast in order to hit a ball fall, you just need to be accelerating the club through impact and this tool teaches that effectively. I think its a little expensive for the price, but well worth the assistance it gives to your swing. All this type of swing aids work the same buy the least expensive one

I use this trainer to warm up and get the feel for lag. For me it works like this, first, you have to be very precise to get the end ball to either skim the ground or just above the ground so you get a good feel for posture . For lag training I do this, at the top of the backswing the shaft exaggerates flex so as you begin the downswing you can feel this flex. Waiting to break your wrists until you feel the shaft starting to straighten out gives you that all important feel for lag which is just storing the power of the wrist break to release it when the power (speed) of the downswing is at its highest. For warmup I just do sets of ten of my normal right handed driver swings followed by ten swings left handed. Saw this on an online tutorial. I find that the left handed swings help my balance feel. The trainer is easier on the wrists than a driver which is nice too.

I was able to swing the Tutuba and the more expensive brand and couldn't feel $60 worth of difference. This trainer is especially good at loosening up the upper body. What will naturally happen while swinging the trainer is it helps with balance and tempo. I feel like I have better rotation after warming up with the Tutuba. Doesn't seem to help with my putting though...

I use this to warm up before teeing off. It helps me so it may help you.

I really like the way this works, especially warming up before a round or when I just need to swing in the backyard after work. Helps with rhythm, full swing and turning. My only issue was the grip. I use mid-sized grips on my clubs, and the one that comes on this is not only "standard", but not great feeling. I ended up taking a roll tennis racquet grip and wrapped the one on this trainer. So far, so good.

This training club has really helped my tempo and swing plane. You get instant feedback when you swing it. You can immediately tell if the club head is coming too much inside or too far outside or right on plane. I'm hitting more fairways and am getting back some of the distance I lost over the past few years. Compared to other similar swing trainers. You will save a ton of money.