A Hinged Golf Club Will Dramatically Improve Your Swing
There are so many training aids coming out it can make your head spin! My big pet peeve is which ones really work? They all average around $100, so it's not just pocket change.
Making the right decision for your game and your golf swing is important. The key factor is looking for a training aid that will work on your particular swing fault. What's the use if you are using something that's not addressing your swing fault.
Hinged Training Club
One such training aid I have come across is the hinged golf club. The owner of the company sent me one and I liked it so much, I now offer it in my golf store.
This club is so effective due to the "instant" feedback it gives you on every swing. You take it back too fast, the hinge breaks. Roll your wrists on the take-away and the hinge breaks again. Too flat of swing plane, again the hinge will break, giving you that immediate feedback of when your swing is breaking down.
Swing Tempo And Rhythm
What critical factor in a consistent golf swing is tempo and rhythm. Without it you're dead! How many times have you "jumped on a swing" and it got you nothing? That's because your tempo, rhythm and sequence of motion were off.
This hinged club prevents you from doing this. If you do, it will break at the hinge and let you know. Do this one or two times and you'll become a believer in how important tempo is in your golf swing.
Practice Makes Perfect
This training club is one you could swing every day and it couldn't hurt you. In fact, it might be the best thing you could ever do for your golf swing. It is so responsive, you'll soon become accumstomed to it and start making good golf swings. If you want a training aid that is a good return on investment, go out and get your hinged golf club today!
Mike Pedersen
Golf Performance Expert
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Mike Pedersen is the creator of the "Power Golf Training Online Membership - What Every Golfer Should Know About How To Hit Longer Drives And Play Pain-Free Golf", and has taught thousands of golfers how to add up to 40 yards to their drives.