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Improve your golf swing tempo, timing and grip position with the Tempo & Grip Trainer from SKLZ. Removable weights that simulate both woods and irons help you to warm up, stretch out and build golf-specific muscles.
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4.8 out of 5
95.00% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars Has definitely helped my golf game
I recently started using the golf tempo and grip trainer, and I must say that it has made a significant impact on my golf game. This trainer has helped me improve my swing tempo and develop a consistent grip, leading to more accurate and powerful shots on the course. The design of the trainer allows for a comfortable and secure grip, providing the proper hand placement and alignment. The adjustable settings cater to different swing speeds and strengths, making it suitable for golfers of all levels. I appreciate how durable and well-made the trainer is, as it has withstood regular use without any signs of wear and tear. The immediate feedback it provides has helped me develop muscle memory, resulting in a smoother and more controlled swing. The portability of the trainer allows me to practice anywhere, whether it's at the range or in my backyard. Overall, the golf tempo and grip trainer has been an invaluable tool in my golf training routine, and I highly recommend it to any golfer looking to improve their swing tempo and grip technique.
5.0 out of 5 stars Fabulous product!
I had been hoping that I could get something like this for a like time that I could swing indoors, and not worry about hitting the ceiling with. This is the one! It has a very nice grip, and weight to it, and allows me to swing away in any room in the house where I can stand and have the room to simply make a full turn nd not worry about hitting something. It's completely safe, and would never come apart. It has already helped me with fixing a swaying problem that I had, and I am very happy to keep my swinging muscles active this winter. I highly recommend this product!
4.0 out of 5 stars Great but could be improved
This is a really good indoor swing trainer for getting reps in pretty much anywhere, and with the molded grip it doesn't take much thought or explanation. I think it would be more effective though if it had a visual representation of a clubhead. Without a clear reference of face angle it's hard to tell if you'd be getting square (although you can feel it through the shaft bend), and it would be nice to have an idea of face angle in relation to swing path at different positions in the swing. Some version of a clubface would also make it easier to rehearse an actual setup and swing from an address position rather than just back and forth...muscle memory is great but won't do much good if it doesn't translate in a real world takeaway. One other easy improvement would be to add another inch or so to the butt of the grip...as it is now an average man's left hand sits on the very end which does not replicate the feel of a normal clubshaft where you have (and want) a half inch or so of space.
5.0 out of 5 stars Swing Away At Will
This is pretty nifty.I've never seen anything like the innovations that have come along in the sports world - and most especially, about golf - which is the sport I'm most familiar with, and certainly the most interested in. But there just seems to be no end to the new products that have appeared on the scene concerning golf, and it's amazing how one single sport, with a pretty obvious, and seemingly simple, action needed to accomplish it; namely swinging the club to hit the little white ball - is constantly being reworked and upgraded.I was a little skeptical about this, because it wasn't too clear just how a shortened version of a golf club could replicate the swing, but that's what the hype said, so I thought, "Why not try it?".But it does come very close to the feeling you get swinging an actual club, and that's what I was hoping it would do, because I really wanted something to be able to use indoors, in the cold winter months.I'd been using a cut-off shaft with the grip on it, and that's fine for experimenting with the grip, and refining various and sundry moves in the swing, but it doesn't do anything at all for the feel of the swing.In the final analysis, it's the overall feel you get in the swing which registers in your subconscious mind that determines how well you are able to execute the swing, and nothing really takes the place of an actual swing, to relay to your brain how it should feel.I finally broke down and brought a 7-iron in from my bag, to stand in the corner, and use it to remind myself how it feels to do the short-approach chip shots around the green, and sweep the surface without chili-dipping the club.However, even that is fraught with danger, because you always run the risk of getting careless and bashing the furniture - which would definitely make you feel like an idiot.This trainer lets you swing away with total abandon (in the full swing) without the fear that you will clobber a lamp or end table. (Or worse yet - a TV screen!)But it's still prudent to look around first, and make sure you have enough room, because this thing is heavy enough to do a serious number on anything it hits, and so you would be well advised to "look before you leap."At least you don't have to worry about hitting the ceiling; just look right and left, and behind you, to make sure you have enough room.We don't realize just how much room it takes to swing a golf club - which is no big deal outside, but most rooms in the house are simply not big enough to let us swing a club in them - even a shortened version, like this trainer, without being very careful.There are just too many fragile and very breakable things sitting around in close proximity inside the house to be able to swing freely without KOing something.Too bad for us snowbirds to have to lose such a big chunk of the year to the weather - just long enough for all of our hard-won expertise in the swing to disappear over the winter, and make us have to start all over in the spring.But this will at least let us keep our hand in, so to speak, and retain the feel of the swing, which is vitally important to be able to do, but which is virtually impossible in the winter, because we can't actually swing a club.Usually, by the time spring gets here, swinging a golf club feels like a totally alien thing to do, and we have to start from scratch.I really do think it will enable me to get a longer, fuller swing, because our muscles seem to shrink and tighten up as we get older, and we get almost afraid to attempt a full-out swing - possibly thinking that we might hurt ourselves, somehow.Our swing just sort of degenerates down to a feeble, half-hearted attempt, and we wonder why we have lost distance.Of course, when you're young and limber and don't know any better, you equate a hard, fast swing with big distance, but all you usually succeed in doing is driving it deeper into the woods, with a big banana-ball slice off to the right.Truth be told, I don't think I ever really developed a full, lusty swing - on a regular, continuing basis - and this seems to encourage learning to do that.In fact, even though this is the same hand position on the grip that I've been using all along, just swinging this made it seem very easy for me to do a full swing, and a very natural-feeling follow-through, and that has been the biggest problem I've always had, and suddenly it seems easy.For one thing, this is very heavy, and that is probably the reason it feels like swinging a real club.I don't know that it is actually any heavier than a full-size club; it could just be that because it is much shorter, and more compact than a regular club, it only seems heavier.At any rate, it's great, because it enables us to get virtually the same feeling we would get in swinging a full-sized club, and that is terrific to be able to do in the cold weather.But I'm very excited about that, because us old-school, self-taught golfers usually never learned to do a full follow-through, because our momentum was always going the wrong way. We were all arms and shoulders, and never learned to get our body into the swing.This really teaches us how simple it is to do a full swing, and a full follow-through, and just that alone should make up for a lot of the distance we may have lost, simply because we will be hitting with a much improved swing.Maybe by next spring, it'll be securely lodged in my muscle-memory subconscious.Golf is a very strange game, and we work hard to finally develop what we feel is the right swing, only to have it all go away (for reasons unknown) and we revert right back to the bad habits we have developed over a lifetime.That's why I'm pretty happy with this - because it will allow our brain to retain the feel of what the swing should feel like, instead of going for months without our "golf fix."But I think it's going to be a definite boon, and we do need something to fill the void in the cold winter months.
5.0 out of 5 stars Really Great Quality
I like the feel of this training aid. I love the two different weights and the size. It’s made really well. Really great value for the cost!
3.0 out of 5 stars It's Ok for Strength
Kind of a weird weight. Helps with feeling the swing and the muscles used. Not sure it does much for the mechanics but makes you feel what you need to work on (muscle-wise).
5.0 out of 5 stars Great tempo as well as 'down and through' trainer
I wasn't actually sure what to expect with this product other than the grip training. I tend to creep very strong in the grip and I needed something to work the muscle memory of a neutral grip.I like this product a lot because it provides grip memory training for sure, but the weight and design of the product when you swing creates a strong 'down and through' feeling. Hard to describe in words, but a heavy weight at the end (which can be removed by unscrewing) trains the body to feel the weight of the club head moving down towards the ball. I didn't do the math, but I would assume that the weight is probably 2x the weight of a regular club head so it over-emphasizes that motion and feeling.Ten swings of this allow me to feel what the club head should be doing so when I pick up an iron and swing I can feel what should be happening. Simple but really valuable product for your bag.
Great swing tempo trainer for year round indoor training
First and foremost, this trainer will not “teach” you about the golf swing. It does not even come with instructions! (To learn about the golf swing, I would recommend a good book, such as Ben Hogan’s “Five Lessons” book, and definitely take golf lessons with a good teacher!)The training grip on this tempo trainer is indeed on the smaller side, ideal for those with medium or small hands. I wear a medium/large golf glove (by TaylorMade), and the training grip feels slightly small. I was going to take a point off my rating for this. BUT, after weeks of use, I feel the grip size is a non-issue - unless one has large or extra large hands.After having used this tempo trainer for a few weeks, I actually think it is a fantastic device. With a little bit of practice with this tempo trainer, my swing started to feel smooth and seamless, like the tour players you see on TV, lol! I also seem to have gained about 10 - 15 yards, on each club. And also swing straighter.The build quality of this trainer is excellent and the shaft length is just right for indoor use, so that you won’t be knocking over your furniture.The removable weight is a really neat concept. It actually seems to promote arm extension and aids in body turn. The shaft has a slight bend on it, which I understand is to promote the “inside out” down swing. (The inside out down swing prevents hooking the ball by ensuring the hands are slightly ahead and the club face is square at the time of release.) The slight bend, combined with the weight at the end, promotes a slight inward turn of the left wrist at the top of the back swing.To use the trainer, I set up as I normally would with a real club, leaning my upper body slightly forward from the hip, NOT from the waist, and bending my knees slightly. I do three kinds of drills with the weight on and at a slower swing speed: a chip drill with more relaxed arms, a half swing (pitch shot) drill and then a full swing drill. I then unscrew the weight, and repeat the same with normal swing speed, trying to replicate the extension and body turn.For the “tempo” part, I make it a point to start the down swing right at the moment the club head is approaching top of the back swing, not after. This creates the momentary “separation” to create the necessary torque in the down swing resulting in great club head speed. (The down swing should be initiated by turning your left hip to the left, straightening your left leg at the same time. This starts the weight shift to the left and gives your hands and arms a running start, bringing your hands and club down towards the ball for an "inside out" swing.)The drills should be followed up with regular trips to the driving range to practice with a real club. There's no substitute for that.Lastly, I always try to keep in mind that it is a swing, not a hit.
Buen equipo entrenador
Me gusto el equipo, me sirve mucho para calentamiento y el agarre del grip me ayuda para mejorar en el sostenimiento de los bastones. Tiene buen peso. Lo recomiendo.
Great gift
I purchased this for my grandson who is just 10 years old. He loves golf and is rapt with this present.
bon entrainement
article conforme a mon attente. Le seul regret est de ne pas avoir choisi le point de livraison;Un peu loin de la maison et pas pratique pour moi.merci
Swing trainer
Very useful it ensures that you are gripping the club in the approved manner, and the detachability of the head allows you to practice swinging both types of club
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SKLZ Golf Tempo & Grip Trainer for Right-Handed Golfers
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