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| Re: Golf Training Aid Advice!!! Not a training aid as such but i "waggle" sometimes when looking for the hands to go straight back to the point where you need to break. This simply involves (at address ) taking the club back 2-3 times about 20 inches with the wrist what i call solid .Once practised it not only stops the wrist breaking too early but also stops any unnecessary over swing. Hope this helps. |
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| Re: Golf Training Aid Advice!!! A good aid for the outside to inside swing problem is a little device called "inside approach". I just bought and use one for the first time. I have a habit of hitting a fade. It's really a simple device, and probably overpriced, but it will help you. If it doesn't help you they give you 30 days to return it. |
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Search "Orange Loop Golf." The loop is an added benfit. Theo |
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| Re: Golf Training Aid Advice!!! Guys, I saw some glove on the Golf Channel today that looked interesting. It looks like a regular golf glove , just a bit bigger but it has something in it that keeps Your hands in the right position thru the swing. Almost impossible to slice using this glove. Kinda interesting. Barry |
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| Re: Golf Training Aid Advice!!! Quote:
Slats uses this. I have one, but can't find it the moment to try it again. |
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