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Golf Training Aids Review

A review of the best training aids to lower your scores!

Author: Timothy Harrison

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It seems like every season there’s a new state of the art training aids that can guarantee lower scores. Although they all guarantee results, only a select few deliver on their promise.

I decided to put together a list of the best equipment and training aids for golfers.

1) Medicus: If you’re a golfer and you haven’t heard or used the Medicus, you’re missing out. By using a hinge near the head of the club, the Medicus teaches proper wrist actions. If you backswing is too quick, the hinge will break, indicating an improper swing. If your swing is correct, the hinge will remain firm and allow you to hit the ball.

2) Quick Grip: We all know that having a proper grip correlates to lower scores. By reducing moisture, Quick Grip actually prevents the clubface from tuning on impact. This allows you to make better ball contact. Many golfers are unfavorable to grip sprays, but Quick Grip is Non-Sticky. It can be applied to hands, gloves and golf grips. Many Professionals have been using this product in excessively hot conditions.

3) Birdie Ball: If you’re looking for a way to get your practice in without spending fortunes at the range, the Birdie Ball is for you. What’s great about this product is you get the exact ball flight without the distance of a regular golf ball. This feature it perfect for backyard practice.

4) Fit For Golf Training Ball: If you don’t have time to hit the gym and keep your muscles in shape, this is the solution. The Fit For Golf Training Aid is an exercise ball that can be used in the clubhouse to get ready for your round. Included on the training ball is a set of exercises to reach the core muscles involved in swinging a golf club. Included is a backpack to carry your training ball whenever you need some extra-cise.

5) Momentus: Just as baseball players would use a weighted bat before they step up to the plate, the Momentus is a weighted golf club used before you step onto the tee. By swinging the Momentus continuously before a round, your muscles will begin to memorize the weight associated with the club. When you switch over to your regular club, the weight difference will allow you to swing the club with more force, giving you more distance. Although swinging the golf club extremely fast isn’t that important, it does allow you to practice proper wrist motions.

6) Pure Golf Grips: These golf grips are superior to other grips. What makes them unique is the ability to remain tacky in all weather conditions. Pure Grips offers a variety of grips for your preference. With a selection of soft, medium and hard, pure grips are customized to your playing demands. Not to mention, getting them installed is a synch with their tapeless installation process.

Theses golf-training aids are just a few that can change your game. The best thing to do is speak to your golf professional about what he or she uses. I can guarantee you they have used these products to improve their game. It takes a lot of work to improve your game, use these products and you’ll be on your way.

About Author

Been working as a journalist in the golf industry for 15 years. I mainly cover tournaments, but do freelance writing on the side.

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