Golf Grip Training Aid - Black

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Okay so..... been playing golf for about 20 years. I was playing at a high level about a year ago, and when I say high level I mean I was scoring in the 80's. I don't know how or why I developed an open face in my back swing causing my down swing to be open as well and basically flopping all my shots. This has been the state of play for almost a year with a few bright spots in between, but I can't stop myself from opening my face of my club. With countless videos and advice from everyone and their mom... I've narrowed the beginning of my slide to my wrist and hand placement. After more research and other swing aids, I came across this one. By far the best one I've tried. Upon using this aid on my clubs, which have medium sized grips, I started hitting shots and not opening my face. Finally hitting my wedges without fear. My swing in coming along without using them on the course thank god!

First and foremost, I like this grip trainer. It is sturdy and durable, so it won't flex and break while you use it. It's easy to fit onto Tour Velvet grips. Textured grips are difficult. It doesn't easily fit onto the GP CPx grip on my driver. Smooth grips are preferred. I suspect it'll fit fine on mid-sized, but above that it'll be difficult.I suggest you get some finger cots or something to prevent blisters. The right hand may develop a blister on the index finger where it meets the edge. I used some finger wraps meant for arthritis; they work. They also take a bit of acclimation at each range session. It's a bigger trainer than the others, so it's going to feel awkward to start (hence the 3 stars). That is by no means a demerit to say "Don't buy." It's just a pointer.If you struggle with ball flight, try one of these. A neutral grip helps you swing it more naturally. Bad grips help you swing it badly. :)

I've been trying various clip-on grip training devices like this one. Some cheaper ones are not well made and twist too easily as you swing your club. This design requires that you grip the club in a way that conforms to its design. It is a bit small for average "Large" size men's hands, but I think I can make it work. It is more expensive, harder to install on a club handle and does not twist easily. It is also puts rather severe pressure on my right hand's first finger's knuckle... it is a bit painful in the "V" between my thumb and first finger. I am going to try getting used to this device on the assumption that the issue is my grip and not the device's design. We'll see...

Rigid plastic, not flexible like their website shows. DOES NOT fit midsized grips.

What a great training tool! A must have for those beginning the game or a reminder for those of us having played many years. Saw reviews of issues with the fit and thought I would share what I did to make mine much easier to install snapping on & off of my regular grips. The product is stiff hard plastic and has a very sharp edge coming out of the mold making it difficult to work with to install. I rounded off the problematic edge with a Dremel & mine snaps on and off much better now. Would be nice if the manufacturer did it for you but they don't so you'll need to. If no small grinder available use a file or sand paper. The more you round it off the easier it snaps on. Hope this helps.

This thing is a must..Have been playing golf for years..Seems like I kept getting worse, year after year..haha. This fit all of my standard clubs without any issue at all. Brought it with me to play a round of golf. My drives were atleast 30-40 yards longer and most were straight of a slight hook. Prior were mostly slices!! After my drive I would place it on my utility or Iron with similar results( 20yards further on average). Bottom line is most people have no idea how much grip plays a huge role in your golf game. My prior grip was so far off and I had no idea until I purchased this!!

Very poor grip training aid. 1st it is so small and tight that's very very difficult to get on the clubs if you have a midsize grips good luck. This is not a correct grip to be practicing or teaching. It has your hands in a very weak position especially with the right hand almost entirely on top of the club. Do not buy. Junk.