Upgraded Golf Swing Plane Training Aid Golf Swing Guide Training Aid Golf trainer Golf Swing Trainer/Guide/Tool - Swing training Posture/Wrist Hinge/Swing Plane/Swing Alignment Corrector

I was really enjoying this as a practice aid. I thought it was good quality and easy to use, my swing felt better, it even fit my club perfectly. Until it snapped and flew across the driving range. It’s good value for money I think and maybe I was a but hard on it but I don’t think it should have snapped!

Great for improving a golf swing, easy to set up and is very light weight so can be put in a golf bag easily for those days on the range, I'm swinging better than ever thanks to this!

This one is not as good as the last make I purchased, it bends to easy and then you can not get it in the correct position.

This item does its job very effectively. It trains you to use the correct wrist action helping to stay on plane. In my view it will less useful for a complete beginner but with some appreciation of the complexities of the swing it is a useful aid. It’s good value and I recommend it.

Pretty useless. Fragile, no fitting instructions. I think this is probably a copy of a better product I saw on tv.

As a 71 year old and only playing golf for 2 years, I found this aid very helpful in assisting with the cocking of my wrists to 90° on both the back and forward/through swing. The build is fine and I have had no issues with it. I have used it daily at home and on the range since June 2017 and after using it for a few days found it so beneficial bought a second. The first I attached to an old driver, the second to an old 7 iron, both of which were in good condition and picked up at the local rubbish tip for £1 each. I keep these two clubs permanently set up for practice and my shots are now becoming considerably straighter as a result, which for a 28 handicapper is very encouraging.

Please be mindful that this is my opinion only. Product arrived as expected quickly and first impressions were that it looked sturdy although the collar for attaching to a club looked a little small. I tested it on a driver, a rescue club and a 7 iron. It was a little fiddly to attach but it fitted all three well enough and looked like it should do what it was intended to do. In use however it was a different matter. The semi-circle collar end which your left wrist/ arm sits in was a little small for my arm and its position and angle made it difficult for me to keep contact with the collar. When addressing the ball it didn't feel awkward but when going through the back swing, to maintain contact with the collar required me to alter the shape of my backswing and descent. Because I was conscious of the fact that I needed to keep contact with the collar throughout the swing I managed to complete a number of air-shots before actually making contact with the ball. However once I had worked out how to manage my swing I was hitting the ball straighter with the driver - with the rescue club and iron I noticed no improvement. As a tool to improve your swing... I guess you would need to measure its success against how bad your swing was beforehand - I went through 100 balls between the three clubs - and I purchased this to help me with my driver (which has been my weak-spot) and it did help a little, but I don't know that I would recommend this for someone else to use.

Good drills good value just had a few bits of brusing.