Golf Swing Trainer Portable Golf Training Aid Adjustable to Improve Hinge, Forearm Rotation, Shoulder Turn – Lightweight, Durable Golf Swing Master with Ergonomic Grip…

Super easy to use and your golf swing will definitely be more consistent!. My last round had no fat shots, and I hit sand wedge like a pro, which saved par several times.Wish I had this training aid when I was in my 20’s, as I would be a scratch golfer!

I am not a good golfer! I have the most difficult time hitting the ball with my irons consistently. I typically hit over 100 (for 18 holes) and have arthritis so it is hard to golf like a typical golfer with my knees bent and power coming from my knees. I wanted to know what a proper swing felt like as I am sure I am compensating for my knees in my swing. This did help me understand how I am supposed to use my body with my swing more so than my arms. I am hitting the ball more consistently, but still scoring over about the same, albeit a little better. It will not take the place of lessons, but can help in training what a proper golf swing is supposed to feel like. The length and size makes it easy to use indoors. It is a little uncomfortable placing the ball in your armpit area.

You get several items for a cheap price, that's why this is enticing. Overall, it's fine, nothing great. Some modifications needed or just don't use all together.Ball around neck - after you blow up the ball and attempt to push the port into the ball, it leaks air. Not out of the valve, but where the ball and valve meet. The pump is dumb. Just blow it up. The neck strap does not stay in place. It constantly slips and gets too long.Wrist (yellow thing) - I attached this to the shaft of my 7 iron just beneath the grip and it doest stay. It can't clamp tight enough. Worthless.Hand brace - tried it. Didn't do anything. Maybe I don't need it?Elbow - what's the point?Foot/leg - useful with mid irons. I used it, it works as described. Helpful if you sway and such.Overall somewhat helpful. Depending on what you're looking for. A cheap option

Leg trap broke on 1 use, all of it is cheap - including the price

It’s works well, easy to use and understand!

This swing “trainer” is easy to adjust and use. Once the length (to match an extended left arm—for a right-handed golfer) and angle is set, it holds its form pretty well. It’s lightweight enough to mimic a shaft, but not a weighted head, so the feel using this type of trainer isn’t totally there; a golf club flexes and has different pressure as the weight of the head moves through the swing’s arc. However, it’s a good tool for your body (shoulders, arms, waist) to memorize a good swing motion. Unfortunately, this did not come with any information or reference on how to use it. There are videos out there that are generic enough to help you use this.

I thought this might be gimmicky but after receiving it my golfer husband tried it and was very impressed. It simply keeps you in an appropriate position to swing the way you are meant to. He has kept using it and it trains you after repeated use to keep your arms the way they need to be for a proper swing. You place the ball against your chest and grip the adjustable length rod and swing. Your arms are held in the right position because of the perfect spacing it forces your swing in to. For what it manually shows you and the fact that you can do it at home I think its a great value being that you can literally improve your swing by practicing with this. Great and innovative product for a golfer.

The reason this product has no real instructions is cause there is no use to it. After buying I found some pretty weak instructions on YTube. I now only use it once in a while for grip reasons, and to swing it indoors while it is extended straight out. Not for me, you might find it useful.