I posted this at other area too. I have a whole bunch of training aids (and some old ones from EBay too). Some I have tried include Medicus (5 iron, and driver), impact bag, tac tic, swingsetter, and the swing rite. I also have various weighted clubs too just for fun.
What worked...impact bag, tac tic and swing rite.
For me the Swingsetter made me set my wrists too early and with too much force (to get the ball to click) but it did identify where you had the most speed on the downswing. You try to click it in the impact zone.
For my money, get a swing rite to build up speed and the tac tic and impact bag to work on FLW and you will be much better off.
Take if from me (a guy who can slice a Medicus driver and 5 iron all day) that those will work. Nothing can beat a good set of educated hands.
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You are right on about that. $120.00 for one is very high. I made some bucks back by betting the guys on the range the number on which they can make it click. Took me quite a while to get down to a 3, Most can't click it at a 7 or 8. Fun training aid.
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I've not used this version of the same concept, but the 'original' version was a wood head (and later plastic) that you could reset with a flick of the wrist, rather than manually having to reset the ring by hand with each swing.
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