Normans Secret

Where are you all finding this product? I can't find it on ebay.....Well, I can, but just for women.

It is the real deal! It is going to feel wrong...... I checked myself in the mirror. Works on chipping , putting, full swing. Changed my game.

Get it and get better.

Good luck

BTW... the womens works fine. Just a slightly smaller version. Bought one for my daughter and I. If it's all you can find, go for it.
mp

I can't find it either. Is it only for USA?

I ordered mine from ebay from a US seller.

Doesnt seem to be anywhere you can buy it (from a shop) in the UK

That's it then. At the moment no USA sellers are advertising it.

I wonder if the members here bought them all out! The home made ones work ok for getting the feel/idea (putting a stiff spatula in the back of the trailing hand and use rubber bands, or string to secure to the wrist and index finger).

Oh right. Since then I have found some ladies ones!

Stupid newbie question.... Can you use these during competition play, or only practice?

Cheers

Not during a comp.

No problemo! Thanks for that.

Cheers

Darran

There is a similar gadget out there called "the answer" it is by golf digest and is available in wallmart stores in Canada (unsure about US). I know that doesn't help those of you not in Canada, but they may have some similar clone in the UK.

If you go to a sports goods store and check out wrist protection for hockey players, skateboarders or rollerblades, you'll find they contain a bent piece of plastic very much like "the secret" & "the answer".

By design, these devices use the plastic brace on the inside of the hand (to protect the wrist from overextending), but it should be possible to use the brace with a couple of velcro straps or elastic bands, or perhaps even mount it "inside out" and reuse the "glove" thingy ...

hi
anyone know of anyone selling the secret in the uk, i know that the American discount shop sells a think called a chip-click that works a bit like the secret and its only £7.
bill

Hi
I've bought one of these and had a go (over here in the UK!) - thanks for all the info on it Greg, it is a brilliant tip. Can I just ask though if you have any images on the correct way to hold the club with the right hand whilst trying to have your right hand hinged back. I get a bit confused with how to get my hand onto the grip in the correct position and keep it there - I was ending up with my right elbow pointing paralel to the target line.

Looking on your web site it doesn't quite show how to hold it etc.

thanks in advance
Jon