Can The ProSENDR Change your Swing - The Best Golf Training Aids

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What is ProSENDR?
The ProSENDR is more than just a training aid; it's a comprehensive solution for golfers looking to enhance their swing mechanics. Designed to guide your wrist conditions, arm positions, and overall swing path, this innovative device is revolutionizing golf training. Whether you're a high handicapper, a mid-handicapper, or even a pro, the ProSENDR targets key aspects of your swing for marked improvement.
Key Features:
Wrist Trainer: Addresses common issues like wrist conditions and helps in achieving the ideal wrist hinge.
Parallel Compression Sphere: Encourages arm and elbow synergy, crucial for a consistent swing.
Smart Design: Easy to wear and versatile, fitting seamlessly into any practice session.
Benefits of Using ProSENDR:
Improved Swing Path: Learn to shallow the club naturally for more consistent shots.
Better Rotation and Pivot: Enhance body mechanics, leading to a more efficient and powerful swing.
Increased Clubhead Speed and Efficiency: Say goodbye to slices and erratic shots!
Motor Pattern Learning: Develop repeatable, successful swing habits through guided practice.
How It Works:
The Cradle Mechanism: Helps you feel the right positions rather than forcing you into them, crucial for motor learning.
Flexibility in Training: Use it with a wedge for short games or a driver for longer shots; the ProSENDR adapts to your practice needs.
Versatility: Can be used for various aspects of the game, from full swings to chipping and even putting.
Who is it For:
Beginners looking for foundational skills.
Intermediate players aiming to refine their swing.
Advanced golfers seeking that extra edge in precision and consistency.
The ProSENDR is more than a training aid; it's a golf transformation tool. Offers incredible value compared to traditional golf lessons. Highly recommended for anyone serious about elevating their golf game.
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[@RichardMau-jn5ci]

Coach this session (as with all your lessons) was brilliantly explained. I will order this today. Thank you for who you are and all you do. You are the best coach ever!

[@PauloG100]

I have the proSendr and I think this video is better than the training videos that come with the device. Much better explanation by Mark.

[@CoryLancasterYT]

Right, the protocol vids are severely lacking. Just enough to get you interested in buying their additional protocols that they of course charge for.

[@maitri37]

I purchased it last week, and have already done a long practice session with it. The wrist cup device is an absolute game-changer! I highly recommend this device!

[@bablelonian8499]

One of the most comprehensive reviews and training on drills and feels and a slight lesson in the end. You continue to be brilliant at explaining things in any manner and it not be longwinded or excessive. Thanks as always for the good work

[@xpress7578]

Well about time someone has caught on. I have been a shanker for years so I gave up golf for 8 years. On my return I studied how to strike the ball better. Stage 1: every one says cock wrists at top of swing (left wrist flat). HOLD the angle until late as possible, back came the shanks. Stage 2: don’t hold angles, just let arms flow. Worked better. Stage 3: forget the left arm/wrist. Stage 4: hold the right wrist back at top (holding waiter tray) as per this video and let right wrist bring club into back of ball and thru. RESULT: THIS KEEPS RIGHT ELBOW FORWARD, GETS SHAFT LEAN AT IMPACT, AUTOMATICALLY ROTATES LEFT WRIST/FOREARM WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT SQUARING CLUB FACE. IT JUST HAPPENS BECAUSE OF RIGHT WRIST STRAIGHTENING. WELL DONE GUYS. GOOD TO SEE SOMEONE WITH SMARTS. NOTE: If the current idea of cocking wrists and holding into impact creates off plane strikes eg shanking etc.

[@MyDeimudder]

Your affiliate link deducts exactly 0$ after clicking it 😀. Sounds like something I would benefit from. But at 240$ after shipping/ taxes it is tough to click the “order now” button.

[@gabel5188]

I use this thing today, and it was brilliant! I have really struggled with my swing in the last few months 120 yard seven irons, awful Shanky shots which go nowhere. After using this in my lesson I was hitting the ball 150 yards plus with my seven Eye, which is what I was doing before I lost the thread. Great training aid until you see the price. I think the colour drained from my face when I saw it!

[@petecross22]

Hits his first ball at the 17:20 mark. However, MARK is spot on. This is a really good training aid. Don’t knock it until you’ve tried it. Most people never feel what it is like to come into the ball shallow. This device gives you that elusive feeling.

[@shanksgiving]

First ball hit at 9:08. Go back and check the tape lol

[@twisted13]

I purchased my ProSendr 3 weeks ago and i found that it has helped me more then my 3 previous lessons with a coach. And i can use this any time i want. I think this is the best training aid out there and if mine was to break i would spend the $250+ Canadian to purchase again. Great video Mark.

[@solomva]

Isn’t it more like $300 Cdn? Which is pretty steep.

[@twisted13]

@solomva yes with Shipping and tax it is closer to $300. Yes its steep but a lesson is $150 depending on where you go. So for me the buying the ProSendr was better because anytime I am struggling I can pull it out of golf bag and use it.

[@solomva]

I can appreciate that. The product has been out since February. By now, its manufacturing cost should have been reduced, regardless of where it’s made - likely China. It’s significantly over-priced. Woods and Foley are both Cdn but they are marketing to the US market with a stronger dollar and free shipping, while Cdns pay almost double. 👎

[@Mitt27]

If they can get the UK distribution sorted I would buy it, seems like a good device and sounds like just what I need.

[@lukewinship84]

A UK Distributor would be handy as it costs a fortune to get one into the country

[@solomva]

Same with Canada. And inventors are both Canadian.

[@robinwood5833]

Like Greg Norman’s ‘secret, if you don’t attatch the finger ring, much cheaper

[@gabel5188]

Yea totally agree it’s really good but expensive and if you have to import it, you end up remortgaging your house lol!

[@massey8]

Golf swing systems now distributing it in the UK

[@benoreilly3059]

Fake versions on eBay that look very similar for £30. I’m going to purchase. Might be crap but see what it’s like. I’m assuming it will be made in the same factory in Asia

[@ThomJonez]

Great review. I got my Prosendr 6 weeks ago. I like to start my warm up sessions with the cradle on for the first 20 shots to get the feel of right wrist-cock direction. The ball is less useful IMO. The price is ridiculous

[@ianblackman1953]

This is better than the official video. Thank you and well done.

[@montegustafson5142]

If I remember correctly, the wrist attachment looks very similar to a device that Greg Norman promoted many years ago (20+ yrs..??). His was designed to help players keep from overcocking he wrist at the top of the backswing. Hmmm, what goes around comes around....

[@samlee6749]

Greg has moved on to other things now!

[@Carterfit2]

Baseball player here who started taking golf seriously about 3 years ago. Got my handicap down to a 9 with only having one lesson. My lowest score ever was an 81 which I shot several times. I bought the prosendr this year and used it twice and went out and shot a 77. I have since shot a 74 and 73. I like to fade the ball so the biggest thing for me is I have the feeling of setting my wrist at the top and I know my ball isn't going left. I can swing as hard as I want and I have a predictable cut every time. This product really did change my game.

[@derekunderwood3356]

Haha man I was reading this review and it sounded just like something I wrote before. Former baseball player here, and a 9 handicap with a power fade. Only one lesson and distance is my strength. Thanks for this review as I was definitely interested even though no training aid has ever really helped me before. Now I have to try it! Been chasing the 70's for 10 months now and haven't quite got there yet. Need something to get me over the hump.

[@DuTch_-0-]

$170 come on they should have just used a hard plastic instead of carbon fiber if it is even carbon fiber idk. I didn't even bother reading the description after I saw the price. I love everything about it. I think it's great for $100-$125. Thanks for the review Mark. Merry Christmas

[@Quattro46]

I’m bookmarking this to buy in the near future. Congrats to the inventor and investors on this device. The profit margin has to be huge. But, if it works, us golfers will spend the money!

[@fullfast1970]

Mine arrived early last week and can agree 100% with Mark....it really does work and it is such a simple idea.......have got mine predominately for short game as way too handsy ......cannot wait to go back out and practice more with it

[@dkgolfnut]

I really enjoyed your thorough review. The way you are explaining it is actually a good lesson for all on how to effectively use this device. Otherwise it will sadly just be a temporary object placed in the garage. Thanks again, I am glad I saw your video. Keep up the great work.

[@andrewbentley2593]

Hi Mark. Just went to purchase this but your link gave a discount of $0. Is this correct or should there have been a percentage off? Cheers.

[@glenjackson5595]

Superb demo of the product, and I really enjoyed the coaching, Mark. Thanks for making the video. Any updated videos for the product?

[@paulh1529]

Any way you could get some for us in the UK, Mark? $74 delivery when I looked on the website, and it’s not exactly reasonably priced to begin with!

[@robertcraigs2621]

This is a bloody good review. Never been so excited to receive a training aid

[@charlesbernier9565]

Question....does ProSendr and HackMotion accomplish the same thing? If so, which one would be #1?

[@RonaldMcMartin]

still what I want to know

[@davidconners]

Glad you did this review, I bought one months ago, used it twice and put it on the shelf. They want another finger💲just for the video, so this helps a lot!

[@pecky7334]

Looks good for the price of a couple of lessons , handy to get some feels going in the garden before an early morning round. Great review Mark.

[@SolomonLi]

Interesting training aid. Love the review! Thanks Mark! Tactile feedback is always helpful.

[@ppierpont]

Mark, solid review, but I don't think your promo code is working now. You might want to update.

[@MrJnholmes1]

Heard about this on a podcast with Eddie Pepperell a while back who was using to good effect. Bought from USA and have to say a silly price but I agree that it's a really good tool that gave me a different feel for the hand and wrist positions with some really positive results

[@BruceSettergren]

I made one for 15 cents. One 2 inch strip of ABS plastic 6 inches long and the top end of a sock from my drawer. Bent it with a heat gun.

[@theythinkimmadyouknow]

Must admit when I first saw this I was reminded of 'Tin Cup' and was half expecting to see something hanging from your cap! However it does seem to be a useful aid form your review.

[@d2clag]

Better review than anything provided by the OEM.

[@joncarlomancini6828]

Love the video Mark! Had a question that hopefully you or someone else could answer for me. Does a trainer like this still help individuals like me that have had a back injury permanently lost range of motion.

[@2Learning57]

Thanks Mark, received mine today and went right to work. The Prosendr is everything you said it is!

[@grahamboswell8837]

I have tried the Prosendr but I cannot bend my wrist into the cup no matter how I try. I understand the principle .Am I doing something wrong?

[@GRIFF22]

Mark, you consider doing a review of a review of s product called the connector by sure golf. Very intrigued by it, as it builds upon the smart ball.

[@liammullane3257]

$170 plus shipping and customs is mental for a velcro wrist strap, a squishy ball and a piece of plastic. Looks a great training aid but surely a DIY enthusiast can rig up something 90% as good! What diameter is the ball? Easy enough to find something similar to substitute that

[@garyatkins4408]

Excellent review Mark. So on the takeaway I struggle to get the feeling that my whole back hand is sitting In the cup. Saying that I do get the feeling of my knuckles touching the cradle. Does this sound right to you?

[@richardhifi]

I went to buy one yesterday but was put off by the excessive duty/shipping to the uk. Definitely needs a uk distributor

[@billbruggink3681]

Thanks for the review Mark. Received mine prior to this review but poor weather in the North hasn’t been kinda to get out to work with it yet. As a novice / newer golfer I realize part of the price includes knowledge & testing that would take me a lot of time to recreate on my own.

[@pederjensen7288]

I actually bought it and already recieved it and tried. I am a 1HCP with a very flat swing and a bow and never really set the club. I bow and actually than just turn fast to square up the face - a bit like John Rahm, even he set the club more then me, even it is not much he does - but I do much less. If my right hand should touch that thing I have to swing very very flat inside - I actually have no idea have i Else should rest my right hand against this plate if not swinging massive insight in take away. So for me it is really a no go - for some with a steeper backswiing it may work better

[@christophersteele6135]

Cheers - would be interested if you think is there much difference between this and the SWINGYDE...!? quite a price difference between them..!

[@peterscott1498]

I’d like to see your opinion on people who sell golf swing programs, like jaws shallow or however it’s spelled. Bad idea? Should you be spending your money on a good coach & work with your body mechanics?

[@wescrutcher77]

Nice product, but over 70 bucks for delivery 🤦🏼‍♂️. They need a UK disty to make it more viable, I’ll wait till they do. Also your code offers zero discount, just in case there’s an error 👍

[@stefannieuwoudt878]

Hi Mark, which out of the pro sender or hack motion would you recommend. Just for personal use not coaching.

[@Wr1nklyNinja]

I too would like to know your thoughts on this @markcrossfield

[@gmghickling]

@MarkCrossfield interested in how this wrist set matches up with what the Swingyde encourages. Feels like they wouldn’t quite both match up with the ProSendr encouraging more bowing?

[@stephenorourke2297]

Brilliant video Mark

[@James_Vaughn]

Good idea. Looks like a better version of the old Greg Norman 'secret' training aid.

[@rotti163]

Had one of these many moons ago.

[@randallpennington5976]

I was going to say the same thing! I still have a secret in my garage.

[@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.

[@wareing89]

Hi Mark, as this is setting wrist angle at the top, will it help if you are someone who struggles being ‘over the top?’ Thanks

[@MarkCrossfield]

Yes yes and totally yes

[@wareing89]

@@MarkCrossfield many thanks!

[@killacamfoo]

seems like a more convoluted version of the Swinglyde.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Ummmm not really

[@mattdipadua3614]

I find it great for irons but destroy my swing with woods any idea why that would be mark

[@petekenny3774]

Interesting will work for most but you have to give time and bed it in repetition will be the key with this a lot of glofers expect miracles after one go 🤯🤯🤣🤣...ive used the ball on the lanyard thing for a while works brilliantly was awful at first but kept at it and it works just trust it and repeat repeat repeat 👌👌

[@markhancock313]

Thanks for the review what’s better a prosender or a hack motion ??

[@MarkCrossfield]

Back if you are happy in tech. Sendr for simple place it on and off you go.

[@healthygolfer]

Is this ProSendr the same as the Greg Norman’s “secret” swing trainer? Seems like it is!

[@shaynumclaynum]

Brilliant vid

[@kenhenley3904]

Looks similar to the old "Greg Norman's Secret" device from a couple decades ago?

[@brendankornberger3153]

Hi, better or worse or the same as your sticker ball? Thank you

[@robinwood5833]

Bit like Greg Norman’s secret if you don’t attatch the finger, without the price tag

[@dannyc91a]

so it really takes the sfear out of pitching and chipping

[@MrRatFinkster]

Finally, the reviewer reviewing the item I was most interested in. Goodbye dollars.

[@andyhenderson3906]

First thing I did when researching ProSendr is if Mark Crossfield recommended. Bingo.

[@neilcampion5265]

It looks great but they are charging $241 buy and ship to the UK and then charging extra for the videos on how to use it! That's a lot of real lessons!

[@hubomba]

I'm having a great laugh wondering what the margin must be for the price of what is effectively a wrist splint and a pet toy.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Why would you not just release one yourself as you seem tobhve the business model tired down. Live these comments. Tell me you work for someone and have never run a business without telling me. Haha

[@georgedooley3679]

Sold me…. Just bought one 😅

[@philshaw2808]

love this video

[@chrisashford4295]

A wonderful infomercial

[@katos84770]

IT WORKS!!!!!!! enough said :)

[@beauluftenburg3167]

Cant pull the trigger for the price such a bummer

[@pederjensen7288]

I bow the wrist in the backswing instead of "setting" wrist - does this help this device or ?

[@MarkCrossfield]

It will help you feel better structure yes.

[@rikkelsen]

Think the “golf power lag” aid does the same. the yellow Think set on your Wrist

[@swisstrader]

I’ve been using ProSendr for the past 2 months and while its prob one of the best training aids I’ve ever used, its not perfect. 1) It’s easy to get the cradle in the correct position in the backswing, but much tougher to keep it there in the forward swing 2) Doesn’t really teach you when to RELEASE the cradle at, before or after impact, so kinda becomes a guessing game as to what works best for you. Even after 2 months, still a bit of a guess for me 3) Doesn’t seem to translate as well to driver swings. With my irons and with the device on, I def hit very crisp shots, but doesnt result in any big changes in my driver swing or results. 4) The ball is kinda useless and my brain is a bit on overload when I do BOTH the cradle AND the ball. 5) The Velcro strap needs to be much longer. I have average sized wrists/forearms and barely can get the Velcro to close. If you have a jacket or sweater on, there’s no way to put it on unless you slide your sleeves up. Seems someone got cheap about another inch or two of velrco😂 6) my tendency on the golf course after having used the device on the range is to OVER exaggerate the bend in my trail wrist, which is not a good thing. Still working on the right feels for when im on the course. All that being said, I”m normally a 82-85 player and 2 weeks after I got the ProSendr I shot a personal best of 75, so there’s that. Haven’t been able to repeat that magic but to be fair, I’ve not been using the device as much as I did when I first got it….like many training aids, initial excitement starts to fade a bit. Still a great device, but not a magic cure.

[@tonypayne3338]

Mark. Do you know when it will retail in the UK please?

[@MarkCrossfield]

It’s coming I think.

[@tonypayne3338]

Thanks Mark. Really enjoying your recent content and Hack It Out Podcast.

[@xpress7578]

Can’t buy in Australia.

[@juan_gonzalez_s]

Hey Mark. Is the discount no longer available?

[@MarkCrossfield]

Yes. It works?

[@juan_gonzalez_s]

I can't get it to work. I copied the link over and the price is $169

[@MarkCrossfield]

@@juan_gonzalez_s sorry my mistake no discounts on this product. Just my link. They don’t offer any. I always try to get discounts for you guys but this one there is none. Sorry 👍

[@juan_gonzalez_s]

No worries, thanks@@MarkCrossfield

[@tn3656]

Looks great, but £170? 😂Come on FFS. It’s a hospital splint and a dog toy from pets at home.

[@simonhuss9619]

😂😂😂😂Spot on

[@user-xf7bn1uh6d]

Where can I buy this please?

[@MarkCrossfield]

Link in description

[@sirtogii5216]

170 bucks....I mean it is what I am supposed to work on but it looks like a 50-60 bucks tool, not three times that.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Make one and sell it bruh. 👍 maybe you have found the gap.

[@sirtogii5216]

@@MarkCrossfield As long as you make a video on it

[@MarkCrossfield]

@@sirtogii5216 if it’s good I will. Looking forward to your big launch.

[@craigcameron6450]

Guy on eBay 3d printed his own. Was selling for about £40

[@LeeTrevinoFans]

17.00 for Greg Norman's secret device.

[@rogernorthage5673]

$170 you have to be joking! Just ordered Greg Norman’s version for £16!

[@AllFingersIn]

i have this training aid but it feels like i’m doing it wrong. Everytime i go and put my wrist in the cradle my shaft touches the top of the cradle so i don’t feel like im getting the full benefit. Anyone else have this issue and know how to solve it? From the looks of the video it does not look like his shaft touches the cradle at any point.. so it must be something i’m doing.

[@michaelsica6928]

I'm sure we could give you advice but not without a picture of what exactly it looks like when the shaft hits the cradle

[@thegamechanger2058]

How much is foley paying you for this vid Mark?

[@threesons270]

$200 the company makes $196 profit. Molded piece of plastic and a rubber ball

[@MarkCrossfield]

You my friend are one smart business person. Love it.

[@NFiltr8Red]

Golf gimics are the most hilarious products out there. Teaching people how to draw a circle ⭕️ is probably the best way to explain the game of golf. Everyone does it differently. It’s gonna be the hardest yet easiest game ever. Anyone with decent hand eye coordination should easily play bogey golf, practice 2-3 hours a day and you’ll shoot par easily. Learn to study the ground and elements. Breaking 4 under is easy.

[@zazuzonker]

The cost of this thing is eye-opening: $169 US!

[@hoofhearted1102]

$200 😮 really! I think I will wait for a cheap knockoff for about £20, as it's not exactly technical to make 🤦‍♂️

[@cdub29va]

I guess the original guy never trademarked lol

[@JP-rq8jh]

$169.00 is an absolute joke. This training aid has been done before, just get the Greg Norman Secret - it's like $17.

[@pickitupgolf276]

Sold mine, thought it was terrible

[@KeithCochrane-yf7kz]

how come

[@MarkCrossfield]

Anything to add?

[@pickitupgolf276]

@@KeithCochrane-yf7kz @MarkCrossfield It created a swing fault for me, because I kept wanting to put my wrist/arm into the cradle too early, causing me to bring the club way too far inside/behind me. That's just me though, although I've seen on some forums there's others who've had similar problems, but then there's people who love it too, so *shrugs* Also, the ball part on this device felt cumbersome and doesn't fit very nicely between my arms, the Tour Striker ball is much better if you're looking for something to help eliminate separation imo. But then there may be some people who hate having that over their neck.

[@taz19741974]

$170 is way too much. $25 to$35 maybe. just squeeze your hands together as Pete Cowen shows and that keeps those elbows close thru the whole swing.

[@_BigDiesel_]

First

[@thatwilldonicely1314]

Why on earth did i get rid of my greg norman secret thingy !

[@mattdipadua3614]

So you feel like your releasing through the ball I thought you are supposed to keep your wrist back and turn left with it is what they say 🤔

[@nickskerrett5240]

I don't understand a lot of the comments. I like the look/idea of the product and think it would help me a lot. I can't afford it, so I won't buy one. Should I get on my soapbox and spout off? Only if I want to look like a twat.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Haha this is such a good comment. All these titans of industry sharing their business plans on here is funny.

[@grahamhughes5341]

A dog ball and a tool wrist strap for $169 , having a laugh

[@seadonkey6913]

I have one a like it. I use it a lot but hate Sean Foley.

[@OrvinReyes]

$20 here in asia 😂

[@johnnybravo9087]

I am always wary of a simple product with such a high price. It’s like the makers know it’s a dud and are trying to cash in before too many people buy it. If it worked, sell it for $10 and you’d make millions.

[@MarkCrossfield]

Now that’s a lesson in business.

[@F_isfor_Fish]

Save your money and use a bent spoon tied to your wrist 😂

[@scottwarner1017]

Greg norman developed a product that looks exactly like this 25 - 30 years ago. Greg's product was called his secret. Nothing new here.

[@chillyerbeans3756]

£213 rrp what a joke

[@kamikazefireball]

The blue thing is a literal dog toy

[@user-xn7uh5ch2z]

$170 for this thing? lol