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NLfool 09-07-2007 08:26 PM

What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
None really for me as they've all been gimmicky. Don't know if it counts but the 2-ball putter has saved me probably 2-3 putts a round.

JTrout 09-07-2007 08:51 PM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
My first thought was, "a shag bag."
But that's a smart ars answer....

but I've bought a bunch, and all have served some purpose, but none stands out as the best.

TripleH68 09-07-2007 09:05 PM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
Ever heard of the "Pivot Maker?"

K-Slay 09-07-2007 11:08 PM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
I have always said the Momentus is one of the best training tools out there, but I haven't payed a lot of attention to what is currently out there.

HDPM 09-08-2007 12:04 AM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
[ QUOTE ]
My first thought was, "a shag bag."
But that's a smart ars answer....

but I've bought a bunch, and all have served some purpose, but none stands out as the best.

[/ QUOTE ]


I was going to give the smart ars answer. [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]


It was the best though.

mediaslut 09-09-2007 11:12 PM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
a heavy club. swing it 100 times a day in the off season and it does a great job building up golf muscles.

ArcticKnight 09-10-2007 12:33 AM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
You can by weighted clubs, but unless you intend on hitting balls with one, you can just make one. I had an old dunlop circa 1990 driver in the basement and drilled a hole in the top and filled it with nuts and bolts and duct-taped the hole.

Works fine for the golf muscles, helping reinforce the slot, and also for warming up before hitting balls.

LimitGod 09-10-2007 02:27 AM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
You can take it from a guy who teaches 10 lessons daily, there are good and bad training aids, however, it is necessary that once you find a good one you use it correctly.

For example, the medicus, the one that breaks down if you make an incorrect swing, I can keep that club in-tact and make a horrible move, I can also make a text-book swing and break it.

Weighted clubs are great to loosen up with but they won't do too much for your game.

I like balance disks a lot and this device called the power-angle pro. I'd post a link about what it is and how to use it but I'd probably get flamed for Spam as it's from my companies' website.

NLfool 09-10-2007 09:59 AM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
[ QUOTE ]
You can take it from a guy who teaches 10 lessons daily, there are good and bad training aids, however, it is necessary that once you find a good one you use it correctly.

For example, the medicus, the one that breaks down if you make an incorrect swing, I can keep that club in-tact and make a horrible move, I can also make a text-book swing and break it.

Weighted clubs are great to loosen up with but they won't do too much for your game.

I like balance disks a lot and this device called the power-angle pro. I'd post a link about what it is and how to use it but I'd probably get flamed for Spam as it's from my companies' website.

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post it up

westhoff 09-10-2007 11:27 AM

Re: What\'s the most useful or best golf training aide you\'ve bought.
 
[ QUOTE ]
You can take it from a guy who teaches 10 lessons daily, there are good and bad training aids, however, it is necessary that once you find a good one you use it correctly.

For example, the medicus, the one that breaks down if you make an incorrect swing, I can keep that club in-tact and make a horrible move, I can also make a text-book swing and break it.

Weighted clubs are great to loosen up with but they won't do too much for your game.

I like balance disks a lot and this device called the power-angle pro. I'd post a link about what it is and how to use it but I'd probably get flamed for Spam as it's from my companies' website.

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Completely disagree.


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