Achieve the Perfect Golf Swing with the ProSENDR | The Best Golf Training Aids

[@roberthannan7893]

Really excellent video. Brilliant explanation of how to use the prosendr. Very helpful.

[@dlgolftips]

So glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully it helps you 👌

[@roberthannan7893]

Sent it to a friend of mine who has just bought the prosendr. It condenses all the information in the videos made available by Seán Foley and his business partner which are very detailed. Yours is very easy to follow. Thanks for making it available .

[@dlgolftips]

Thanks so much, really glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for sending it to your friend. Hopefully he enjoys it too. It's a great training aid.

[@jlosFLTX]

100% a great product. I am a lefty dominant arm and eye that swings golf clubs right handed (hockey and tennis still left lol). I was also a left handed pitcher. When I went through speed training my one arm left hand swing over my right hand swing was 112 vs 88 mph. I pull….hard. What that led to was no use of my right wrist and as I got older and wanted to keep up speed ( I swing now 110 at age 51) I started to radial deviate my right wrist which is a death move. My swing became all about timing and HC went up 5 strokes. I bought the knockoff on Amazon. And between working on my basics - setup, grip, posture and alignment and not worrying about the swing position using the prosendr for my wrist and top position the changes and feels were spot on. I’ll be back to low single by end of year no problem.

[@dlgolftips]

That's amazing. I love that story. I myself, I'm a left-handed person, but play golf right-handed. Now, slightly different to you in that I throw right-handed. But it's very interesting, and I would be quite quick through my left side also. And I know what you mean. Once you get too radio at the top, it can be very tough to recover. So I'm glad that you figured that out. And certainly think this training aid will help with that, no doubt. Keep at it. Let me know how it goes. It seems like you're in a really confident place right now with your game

[@nickhulsing9764]

I have the ProSndr and it really helps me fix my wrist position in the backswing. I’ve struggled with poor wrist position and break down of my left arm at the top. My only question about the ProSndr is exactly where on my wrist/hand it should lie when I put it on.

[@dlgolftips]

Hey, thanks for watching the video! Glad you enjoyed it. The ProSndr is great. Check out their video series for confirmation on where to place it, but anytime I've used it, it's literally just on the back of the wrist. If you extend your right wrist, it should just fall nicely into the middle of the cradle. It's kind of hard to get across in a message, but hopefully, it helps. If not, definitely check out their videos. I would imagine they have some info on this.

[@twisted13]

I got my ProSendr about 2 months ago and it is a game changer. I have tried other training aids and like everyone else found that they didn't do much, however with the ProSendr it gives you feels that you need to keep working on to incorporate into your swing when you don't have it on. I train with it on half my time at range then take it off and continue to try to get into same spots. Anyway enough of my 2cents. Cheers ✌️

[@dlgolftips]

100% I completely agree. Think it’s such a great aid, so glad you’re enjoying using it, really takes care of a lot of issues in the golf swing. Thanks so much for your insight 👌

[@bananaballgolfermbaya6908]

Wonder if there is any difference between the real prosendr and the Amazon version of this which is worth US$30. US$170 is a bit steep for a dog's toy, a velcro wrist wrap and some shin guards bent to 51*

[@dlgolftips]

Yeah, I know what you're saying. It's not the cheapest piece of equipment, especially when you factor in shipping it to the United Kingdom. However, unfortunately, I can't answer that question. I have seen the things that you're talking about on Amazon. I have never tried one, and maybe that's something that I should get and do for a KZbin video. Maybe if you get one, you could let me know what you think?

[@stephenbarr6558]

Those aids promise so much ! Looking forward to your take on this one !

[@dlgolftips]

I hope it doesn’t disappoint 🙏

[@benjiBYU]

So should you keep the wrist angle (in the cradle) all the way through impact? Or at some point do you start releasing before impact?

[@dlgolftips]

hey thanks for the comment the angle is set at around 51 degrees and we wouldn't want to hold that at impact or could we even be capable of doing that but certainly it should be held to the last parallel in the golf swing after this point it will gradually come out to the point around two feet after the golf ball it will be completely straight i hope that makes sense ⛳️

[@nathanbutterworth7700]

Your last tip was very helpful. Not slamming it back first then turning. Appreciate it

[@dlgolftips]

You’re very welcome glad it helped you 👌

[@stephenbarr6558]

Looks like it might help with my early release issues!!

[@dlgolftips]

It certainly would Stephen it’s a great way to fix that whilst keeping the Clubface nice and strong. It really is good

[@stephenbarr6558]

@@dlgolftips and she keeps asking me what I want for Christmas! I just hope it’s not too expensive. 😀

[@stephenbarr6558]

@@dlgolftipsit’s over €150,I don’t think she loves me that much 😂.

[@dlgolftips]

😂🙈 yeah it is pricey enough to be fair

[@jeanchristophecipieres9983]

Are you looking to keep the back of your hand in the cradle at the point of impact?

[@dlgolftips]

Hey thanks for the comment. Yes this is a feeling I really liked about it, helps keep the forward lean on the shaft to create that compression on the golf ball. ⛳️

[@LOLcwalk]

Would you want to release your hand from the cradle for longer irons/woods and driver?

[@nelsonjames1272]

Well done.

[@dlgolftips]

Thank you 🙏 glad you enjoyed it ⛳️

[@AlexS_92]

Great explanation. Love my prosendr. They are expensive but I think it’s well worth it

[@dlgolftips]

Awesome mate 👊 it’s such a good training aid especially for what we are working on with you 👌

[@Iamfeelzmusic]

Doesn’t Rory set his hands pretty early though..

[@dlgolftips]

With his irons he does a little his driver not so much, kinda happens much later as he is so wide in the backswing with his driver. Something he says he is working on constantly is not letting the club get behind him in the takeaway and mainly uses this training aid for the to of his backswing

[@Iamfeelzmusic]

@@dlgolftips that’s what I have seen as well irons quicker than driver

[@pauldavies9554]

I’ve got one, not tried it yet, due to injury! 🏌🏻‍♂️👍🏼👌🏼

[@dlgolftips]

Hopefully you get back soon. It’s definitely a great training aid should really help you out 👌