How To Effectively Play Golf

Anthony Procopis says:

Nice one, solid training aid. That said, this one here is an improved version for not only irons but hybrids, woods and the driver: http://www.slotitgolf.com

Jason Breding Iowa Realty Realtor4u - Agent4u says:

we are starting a jr pga team here locally do you have these three training ads that you could donate to our program ?

Johnny Apple Seed says:

"Impact Tape"….just adjust/improve your stance, posture, and alignment until you can consistently pure the sweet spot on the club……Instant visual feedback…..When I practice with the tape, I stripe the ball for awhile like a touring pro.

Topbloke Golf Vlogs says:

Another great video guys ??

Jason Little says:

I like the idea of the eyeline speed trap but think it is flawed for use on a driving range. You would hit the sponge once and it would fly onto the driving range, you can't walk onto a range to pick things up. you would feel self conscious about hitting the sponge again and having to walk out and pick it up. Not too mention the ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS price of nearly £100 
I totally understand you have to pay a price for R&D etc and for the support of videos etc etc but this product has been out quite some time and the price has never come down. The distributors should be wearing a black and white stripy jumper and carrying a swag bag.

Spencer Wong says:

I haven't tried these training aids specifically but I have used towels and strings behind the ball to encourage what the first two tools do and the one thing I've found is that my body compensates by moving towards the target laterally (which is bad). I think that a lot of amateurs will compensate for a downward strike using proper rotation over the front leg with a lateral shift. The last training aid is interesting though promoting proper swing path.

Jon Sanders says:

You guys are my go to YouTube channel for questions and advice