DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY MY top 5 GOLF Training AIDS

In this video, we will be looking at the top 5 golf training aids on the market today. These devices can help you improve your swing and play better golf. We'll take a look at each one and see how it can help you achieve your goals on the course.
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[@samueldanealexander180]

It's funny, I was just looking up golf training aids about 20 mins before this video dropped. My favorite aid has been the Garmin R10, I can get rough numbers (range) and play more golf (sim). Playing more means I can gain more experience and make better decisions. Hitting from a perfect lie means I can improve my swing by removing inconsistencies of a course. Love the videos!

[@Nobbyreturns]

Hi Mark years of following you great content and honesty! My best value and ease of use aid is the “tour striker smart ball”. As with yourself he brought content,aids to the normal player! Normal meaning, someone who wants to enjoy their golf but may not have time to play/ practice everyday! I love to watch old content, Martin Chuck and yourself have come so far yet you both were great prior to the “bells and whistles”, so many teachers/content KZbinrs need ! Keep evolving but, well done for keeping it real.

[@Tom-kt9gh]

I just bought the R10 through your shop, have to say it's the best thing I've ever bought in terms of telling me my path and being able to know what I'm actually doing from swing to swing is a huge benefit. Hopefully now win that book to get some reading behind it all.

[@walterlyon2460]

My favorite training aid is your teaching videos. Overall, that is the best resource for me. I am a visual learner and I like the personal connection with visual communication and the opportunity to interact via comments, questions and responses. Thanks for all of you help.

[@aland1025]

Message of prize is a scam

[@swmills5934]

I’m brand new at golf. I’ve played many sports as a young woman but never golf. Now I’m just beginning and I’m 62! So I’ve not tried any of the golf aides you’ve mentioned, but what has helped me most is the “Y”. I’ve practiced practiced practiced keeping my arms in this position (rather than trying to kill the ball). I also have practiced keeping my head down. I thought about using duck tape to help but…lol. The key word too is to practice as often as I can! Now I’m swinging like I know what I’m doing. Sure. I completely miss the ball sometimes but I’m trying. Now I’m interested in moving on to the aides you’ve suggested!! Thanks for a great video!

[@TeddyCavachon]

One of my favorite training aids are a short weight grip trainer with molded grip which does the same thing for learning proper grip the device you featured does but also has the advantage of being short enough to be swung anywhere in the house. Because it hangs freely without contacting the ground it made me realize that if it was gripped in the air and lowered and allowed to swing freely and find pendulum balance with gravity before swinging the swing path that resulted was also ideally balanced on the way up and back down. That gizmo also made me realize why the Vardon grip, applied properly with pad of trail hand up over lead thumb works so effectively. At the bottom of the swing it allows the hand to turn over without allowing the club force to pull it outward away from the body like an under-handed grip with trail hand or hands placed too far apart does. The second most helpful training aid was a set of 1970s blade irons I found at a thrift and re-gripped. They where the most unforgiving of the various sets I played over nearly 40 years but if your goal is identifying and correcting swing faults instead of putting a “tech band-aid” over them they are the ideal tool for the job. I started with just the 7 iron on the range with the swing drill Hogan suggested in Five Lessons, learning to hit straight with 1/4 shots then gradually increasing the swing arc and swing force. That drill made me realize as I increased the swing arc the force was pulling me on my toes at impact due to my poor posture and that pulled club head outside target line leading to a reflexive attempt to square the face back to target and slice spin on the ball. The fact the club had such a low MOI and small ‘forgiving’ sweet spot made any swing error obvious. The third is an old tire like an impact bean bag. Henry Cotton is credited with that idea which I read about in George Peper’s book ‘The Secret of Golf’ which reprinted an excerpt from Cotton’s book ‘Thanks for the Game’. It works best with a small tire like from a golf cart. It helped me groove the feeling of hitting down on the ball instead of trying to sweep it up. Of course the best training aid was my public library where I found dozens of good golf instruction books. The advantage of books vs. ‘cherry picking’ information off the Internet is that it puts the advice into a logical progressive framework. The first books I read in the 1980s were by Nicklaus, Palmer and Tom Watson. Before cell phones with browsers when shopping with the wife at the mall I’d head for the bookstore bargain rack looking for golf books, by one and read it cover to cover while waiting. I discovered Steve Bann’s ‘Simply Golf’ and Hank Johnson’s ‘Winning the Three Games of Golf: Swing, Stoke, Score that way.

[@0hleg]

What an amazing comment thanks

[@golflre7179]

My favorite training aid has been the Lag Shot club. It has really helped get me learning synchronicity in the swing. I also use alignment sticks and a towel a lot on the range, to work alignment and swing path (towel set up to target next to ball). All these you mentioned are great - gonna look at them. BUT, nothing beats a professional coach and lessons.

[@drnknjbbrsh]

Lag shot is legit. Really helps me calibrate my tempo

[@masimcox]

I have just returned to golf after 20 years. No retired I am trying to get back near to my previous 11 Handicap. I have a SKLZ Tempo and Grip Golf Trainer which I have found useful in aiding grip and also to strengthen my forearms. Really like the look of the Stacks system. Thanks for all yo videos, they’re great. Mark, Scotland

[@tonyfortune346]

My favorite training aid is all of them. I need a lot of help and I give all of them a go to see if I feel like they will help me improve. I'm really focusing a lot on putting at the moment so the putting mirror is my go to currently.

[@ransdell7]

Thanks for the reviews Mark. I have a swing speed trainer, but no where near as much informed feedback as your “Stack” system described. I also have used the guide ball to make huge improvements in my short game. This was informative and helpful. Cheers!

[@ericdumont610]

My favourite is definitely the Swingyde which I bought in South Africa 10 years ago, and brought to the UK when we immigrated here, thanks for the video Mark, very useful info.👍👍👍

[@liammullane3257]

Putt out putting trainer and putt out putting mat. Has helped me improve my putting from 6' and in. Makes putting practice easy from home because I live 30mins from my golf club. Far more likely to do some practice at home. Best birthday present from my better half!

[@jpmacchigolf7216]

thanks Mark. I m a coach and I use them all except fot the stack... my favorite is the Tour Striker ball, for short and long game too

[@scotlint9246]

I have used the Ledbetter swing setter for over 20 plus years. Helps me warm up before round and help remind me the tempo I need for my swing

[@PSv499]

Great material as always. My favourite is my putting mirror, it was cheap but I use it and it helps.

[@user-ei8yk6hy2g]

Great video Mark, I had heard that Fitzy had been doing speed training, was curious what he was using. One of the most useful training aids I’ve ever used is Dr. Wiren’s Impact Bag. It turns your swing into a “set it and forget it” level of muscle memory in terms of where you should be at impact. Really nice trainer to have in your arsenal.

[@samswindin535]

Hi Mark, I really enjoyed the video and will certainly be looking into some of these to improve my game! my favourite (and only) training aid is alignment sticks and they have lots of uses and can easily stick them in your bag.

[@baxterfriend9440]

I've been using the Smart Ball, grip guide, and Swinglyde and I've improved immensely in the last. Haven't tried a putting aid yet. I am really interested in The Stack System because I'm not satisfied with my clubhead speed. Thanks for the video!

[@robinharris4826]

I’m a fan of the Swingyde. Had it for a couple of years and use it whenever I need a ‘reset’!. Cool vid Sir and I might just shell out for the SmartBall thing!

[@lafoodtography228]

I like the smart ball training aid. My swing coach had me use the smart ball to improve my body movements during my swing . That helped me to utilize my body more in my swing.

[@garystevens6265]

My favourite is my Swingyde. Has made such a difference to me!

[@itsmedragons]

My favorite training aid is a yard stick that I use to putt down. Requires near perfection to get to ball starting and staying on line

[@JonathanBrazil1]

Interesting insights, Mark. I don't spend a lot on training (I really should spend more on lessons!) but for my putting, I've conjured up a very cheap set of gates using right-angle steel corner brackets you'd find in a DIY store. Secured with tee pegs in the ground, they offer a very simple and very cheap gate to help keep that putter on track.

[@yirmeyahu-xp5lt]

The stack number 5 i love all of them honestly im new and im excited to start learning how to golf I've always wanted to thanks for your 5 tips definitely helpful

[@paulmcfadden6517]

My favourite aid is a set of homemade speed sticks. Don't know if they're as effective as the originals, but I'm seeing some gains. Enjoyed this vid. Great to hear some of your recommendations on a marketplace that's overflowing with gimmicks and rubbish.

[@lewisdallas3895]

My favourite training aid is my Puttout pressure putt trainer, has improved my 2-6 ft putting no end! I also practice at a Toptracer range, limited in the data it provides regarding clubface and path, but does give an idea of dispersion etc with clubs, useful for club gapping etc.

[@tedzink4574]

I have the Swingyde (fits in my bag) and the Power Package which is a two prong Swingyde. Both work well. For putting I use an indoor mat and the Putt Out ramp for speed control, also a metal yardstick to control start direction. My favorite training aid is pretty old school, the classic Medicus 5 iron gives me instant feedback on tempo and any takeaway/swing/path flaws. It's always worked best for me. Lol, I certainly didn't see it on the Amazon page you were looking at.

[@OliviaHylanddosegymnastcs]

I love the Blast Motion system for putting. Yes the setup it confusing as there is no manual but after setup it work fantastic.

[@snowbind]

My favourite aid has been a putting mat in my office. It means I've been able to practice my putting throughout the year when stuck on boring calls. Specifically though it has a measuring grid on one of the lines, so I have been drilling into my putting a back stroke of x cm = a putt of y distance. It's really helped me with my putting consistency.

[@richreynolds3647]

what mat are you using please?

[@royclose946]

I love the smart ball wouldn't mind one of them and only other training aid i use is alignment sticks for direction or putting 🏌‍♂️🙂👍well done mark 👏

[@darranball2370]

Good evening Mark, 2 weeks ago i purchased the deWiz wrist training aid and already i can see a difference in my tempo and control, once again a really enjoyable video, keep up the good work, Darran

[@aland1025]

Prize / shipping fee is a scam

[@davet5780]

Interesting Mark. My fave training aid is my pair of alignment sticks (as they're all I can afford 🙂), I use them for aligning (naturally), but also for swing plane and body movement/rotation etc.

[@JasonShiplett]

And if you want to save some money on those, hit up your local hardware store and find the orange reflective rods. $3 each vs. $15-20 for a pair of golf-specific alignment sticks.

[@geoffcohen613]

@@JasonShiplett yes or go to bunnings and buy 2 pieces of dowel for $3 paint orange, they work same a $35 one from pro shop.

[@voiceofreason33916]

Mark, just watching you demonstrate how to use the swing glyde has helped me tremendously. Getting to the desired position at the top make the downswing much much powerful. Thanks!

[@aland1025]

Prize / shipping fee is a scam for your money

[@garysmith397]

PGA grip trainer has been a great help to myself. Not only to get the right grip but the weighted shaft allows to practice swing too.

[@richardtowell2513]

Love the video. I’ve been looking at training aids and this helps a lot as to date, I only have some alignment sticks!

[@RuggerboyUK]

Great vid Mark. I think my fave training aid is my coach, hes helped so much. I do have the grip trainer shown here as well which is magic!

[@DennisDoda]

My favorite is the Callaway arm band, it keeps your elbows together similar to the tour striker ball. Great for short game shots as you mentioned.

[@adamevans9644]

I suffered from terrible slice with my driver and corrected it with a strong grip and swinging in to out… trouble is that crept in to my irons game and with offset game improvement irons resulted in a terrible hook. The grip training aid has been a god send and, like you say mark, has allowed me to not only practice with correct grip at the range, but also play practice rounds at the course. I then had the benefit of seeing actual results in a course setting. Old habits are hard to kick so I keep a club with the grip aid next to my work desk and pick it up every now and again to register the correct grip - it’s working so far!

[@aland1025]

Offer of prize is a scam

[@rangerjack110]

My best training aid is my 7 foot putting mat that I can use to reset my stroke when it goes off. Great for distance control on short puts. The smart ball looks interesting, thanks for the review and your thoughts on these training aids.

[@RossOakman]

Thanks Mark, I have a putting mat and just purchased a smart ball and was wondering how to use it correctly. Hence I came across your video which I found very informative. I will check out the other tools in due course. Regards Ross

[@aljames7345]

Loved this tips video Mark, thank you very much.

[@glennhoyt811]

I use both the Tour Striker Ball and the Lag Shot 7 iron. Love them both!

[@alisonburgess345]

I saw a player at The Open on the range using a Smart Ball, which was interesting. It's actually great to get a professional opinion on this gear. There'd have to be more training gadgets for golf, than any other sport! I'll be getting a Smart Ball and putting mirror. Thanks Mark 👍

[@petekenny3774]

Martin kaymer used it but had a tennis ball instead 😱😱😱 also seen Justin Rose use it

[@stevec2435]

Love using the smart ball but never used it for my short game will definitely give this a go 👍

[@starks1974]

I love my impact mat! I don't do full swings, only quarter to half, but that has helped me tremendously on my low control. Plus I can do this at home with instant feedback. Small drills trickle up to fuller swings.

[@4srv]

That’s a scam

[@Jonwoo41]

I love the Smart Ball trainer and Puttout mirror; these tools stay in my golf bag and are great for practicing when I want to focus on fundamentals. Keep up the great work.

[@4srv]

Don’t reply, it’s a scam

[@barrykenna4260]

My current favorite training aid is the PuttOut but I love these top recommendations. Cheers!

[@jezswallow9801]

My favourite training aid is the grip alignment. I've a strong grip and battled with it for years and as you say with lessons from a Pro to refine/readjust this, but ended up sneaking back to my 'natural' feel. Using this on the range and in lessons helped me to fight my demons and overtime has helped and readjusted my hand positions. It was not easy but did work eventually. I now want the ball!! Cheers Mark.

[@aland1025]

Prize offer is a scam

[@lawrencecirillo3233]

Which one did you get Jez?

[@sethswifty]

Just saw this video for the first time and subscribed. At 57years old gaining and NOT losing speed has recently become my number one focus. But of course the first thing i ordered was the PUtting mirror cuz we cant forget about short game. Do you have any videos on how to go about getting fit for irons. My issue is that i just struggle to trust anyone with accurate and honest guidance. Thanks for all your work

[@markhaylor6688]

My favourite is the swing training aid, helped my game enormously.

[@Rayceemon]

Nice selection, Mark. All those aides can be very useful. I think the stack system would benefit me the most, but the Swingyde may be my next purchase. Using the alignment sticks have made the biggest impact on my set up and overall accuracy.

[@DMKFACTOR]

I have the little ball that you hold between your forearms, a no name brand for less than 10 us. That was and is a GAME CHANGER to teach connection! I also have the Orange Whip that I bought at a yard sale for 10 us too. It’s definitely helped me gain lots of distance!

[@victormedrano8330]

Since I started getting into golf my first aid I bought was the SwingGyde that helps me a lot on understanding the clubs and the swing , one year later and I still use it at the range , awesome video !!

[@aland1025]

Prize offer / shipping fees is a scam

[@victormedrano8330]

@@aland1025 I can tell , thank you for the warning 🙏🏻

[@jbuburuz]

I own most of them. Best in the end was putt out device to return device and my prgr. Although prgr is not training device but it gave me feed back that forced me to look at mechanics and make real changes in my swing. The prgr with speedsticks is changing my game. Once you see your actual speed you realize you have to make changes to get 100 or 110. I spent years thinking I was one swing thought away from 300 yards. I needed to change my swing from ground up. Speed training is so essential! Cures slices, path, early extension..etc.

[@aland1025]

Offer of a prize is a scam

[@chrisburns3018]

The Swing Woosh. I bought to help work on swing speed as a cheaper option. It has helped but I have recently ordered The Stack System too for further growth potential. Swing Woosh is also good as a warm up tool for me pre-round to get me ready to swing my driver with some good speed right off the first tee box instead of needing a couple holes to get warm.

[@adranja]

Favorite training aid I should look into is that Puttout putting mirror. My 10+ footers are seriously lacking and costing me way too many strokes. I should look into that. Thanks Mark.

[@puttoutgolf]

You won't be disappointed 🙂

[@tonyjohnson9092]

Thank you for this video Mark. I don't have the Smart Ball yet but used my imagination to feel like I had one on the course today. My chips were crisp and high with a good amount of spin. Saved me several strokes.

[@aland1025]

Prize offer is a scam

[@mscdr32]

Hey Mark; at the risk of sounding like a brown-noser...you and your videos are currently my favorite training aide! I am back to golf from a very long absence and find your videos clear with tangible tips to use. Love your sense of humor as well!

[@1joethomson]

I was literally going to say the same thing 😂 Awesome video. Clear. Simple. And I trust you

[@Broxty]

You make this comment from under his desk, bucko??

[@palottoeide6994]

My best training aid is the Peltz Putting Tutor. Has had it for 15 years and it still works as a charm.

[@neilburns8518]

I use a product called the divot board that shows where your divots would be if you are hitting off a mat. It has a sequin like substance that reverses and shows a clear impression of where your club contacted the surface. You simply swipe your club across the surface in reverse to return it to a blank slate. I like the instantaneous feedback and highly visual outcome with every shot .

[@treymclaughlin2804]

Says it’s name it’s not called divot board. Say it

[@josephwilcox6501]

The putting mirror has helped me so much

[@seegarsmkr]

Mark, being a golf geek ARCCOS is my favorite "training aid" it goes with me every round and lets me know what goes well and what goes poorly. I can use that information to work on the things that need improvement. I have used it to work on putting and approaches. After seeing my data I started doing iron only work on the course and have scored my 3 lowest scores and best overall handicap. The two best things I like about it is that it doesn't allow me to "fool" myself in believing that I am doing something that I am not at the same time it works when I need it most ON THE COURSE.

[@jonzuccala9704]

Be careful. I think the mark telegram thing could be a scam.

[@seegarsmkr]

@@jonzuccala9704 They always are!! Thanx for the heads up!!

[@emiliogical]

I really want to try the stack. I just got the planemate 2.0 and it has helped my body learn how to use the hips and be more on plane.

[@Jacobs0428]

My favorite is definitely the putting mirror it just helps a lot and makes sure you are calibrating your putting stroke to get the best chance at making more putts

[@richardsharpe4884]

Great video Mark. I brought the putting mirror 🪞 3 months back and use it in the office and before I play a round. Also have a weighted swing aid which has the grip trainer and last of all I brought an R10 last month take this to the range and in my Appartment block there is 2 golf nets which I use 2 time a week. Played golf from the age of 8 and stopped at 28 when I was transferred to China with my company at that time there was no golf ⛳️ so I stopped for 30 years. For the last year I can’t get enough of the game.

[@4srv]

Don’t reply, it’s a scam for shipping

[@richardsharpe4884]

Thanks 🙏

[@andy66l97]

Love the look of the ball at the start & also the grip attachment as I do have that bad habit of moving mine which in turn shuts the club face as I initiate my swing - weird how habits can be so hard to break! The best aid I use are my alignment sticks to help with ball position as again my bad habit is to have the ball too far forward - buying an accessory to be able to connect 2 sticks at right angles half way down the sticks helps a lot. Great suggestions Mark thx👍

[@aland1025]

Offer of a prize/ pay shipping fees is a scam to get your money

[@garrywhite468]

The yellow aid which I brought last year I found it very useful keeping my wrist the same on all my swings👍

[@markfoxcroft8238]

Great video - im a fan of my original putt out, just keeps me putting in the house between rounds.

[@chrisfoot2007]

Only using the orange ball so far but looking to get a couple of other bits so thanks for this video Mark

[@johncoyne6823]

Great video, I like using my RAM putting mat and my PutOut for distance and accuracy.

[@gr6810]

I got the Tour Striker Planemate when I started golf two years ago and it made me understand from the beginning that the golfswing is a bodyswing and not an armstrike. In my first year of golfing I had so many experienced golfers tell me I had a good swing, and some of them even wanted to know who was my Pro who tought me the swing. The Planemate is a fantstic learning aid if you want to learn how to swing a golf club as a beginner.

[@aland1025]

Do not reply to prize message . It is a scam

[@raydrury9243]

Mark - the best training aid for me is the Sure-set. This helps my backswing and turn which helps with maintaining width and position at the top. Definitely worth a mention. Cheers

[@aland1025]

Offer of a prize /shipping fee is a scam for your money

[@jonzuccala9704]

Great Vid! My favorite training aid is the shot scope tracking system. Points me in the direction I need to focus on

[@aland1025]

Prize offer is a scam . Pay shipping fees and receive no clubs

[@MaccaWelland36]

The big putt out mirror with the walls and the start line gate on a putt out mat. Gets me dialled in the night before a comp!

[@ruggerboy600]

Hi Mark, I use the swingyde and the clip on hand grip in combination at the same time, great to get correct grip position and then correct take away and follow through. Use a few times a week to build up the feel and muscle memory 👍

[@aland1025]

Offer of a prize/ shipping fee is a scam

[@goonersimmons]

My favorite training aid is an Orange whip and also alignment sticks. Cheers for the video mate!

[@aland1025]

Offer of a prize is a scam

[@jamesthemagnificent3904]

My favourite is TrackMan. My local range has one in every bay, so I get to use one a couple of times a week. It has helped me recently totally improve my distance control on partial shots , and helped me analyse the comparative weaknesses I have. My next aid is going to be one of the speed training aids- saving up to give the money to my wife so she can get it for my Christmas!

[@aland1025]

Offer of prize is a scam

[@randydurrenberger7563]

Out of the millions of training aides thanks for listing these 5. The Puttout mirror is a for sure buy and the Smart Ball is a must investigate for now. It’s crazy how many “gizmos” are out there.

[@aland1025]

Prize/ shipping fee is a scam

[@alipajooman]

I use the smart ball. Really great for keeping my club on the right plane.

[@luckyshot80]

I like my putt out with the gates. Has helped my putting tremendously.

[@spencergil9781]

My favorite and only training aid at the minute is the Perfect Putting Mat. I have it rolled out in our family room and it is so great because it makes it so easy to roll a few putts everyday and really keep my flat stick sharp.

[@aland1025]

Do not reply . It is a scam

[@frankbrindle8598]

Definitely the best for me is the stack. I gained 12km/h and the commensurate amount of distance, in the first 6 weeks. Can’t recommend it highly enough. You’re right - the app is brilliant

[@paulmartin4272]

Hi Mark, great video. I'm a Stacker, great product!! I also recommend the Tour Striker, just works with instant feedback.

[@VoodooZ]

So far my best "training Aid" has been the Flightscope Mevo+. It has helped me see more clearly what I'm doing and how to practice more effectively by having metrics and slow-motions videos integrated into one complete package to help me review changes over time. I have a cheap knock off of the smart ball that I never used much but I'll try it for my pitching for sure as it's dire need of work.

[@aland1025]

Prize message is a scam

[@philreid6581]

I recommend the acustrike mat for chipping improvements indoors during the winter months with sponge balls. Helps focus on strike, low point etc with immediate feedback. Great content 👍

[@aland1025]

Do not reply to prize message . It is a scam

[@celaf4727]

A large mirror, thats the only aid I've used. Helps me visualize postions (staking in the trurn, hand positin etc). Cheers !

[@user-ve2oz3ks7p]

Agree 100% on the Putt-Out mirror - I also use the little return ramp as a target. Favourite trainer is a cut-down graphite with a tennis ball screwed to the end - inspired by Pete Cowan's attempt to fix JR's swing at Archerfield a few months back. Really works as a way to get the feel of where the left shoulder should be at the top. Combined with an annoying speed radar I can use it indoors for speed training. Cost ~ zero (until the ball flies off and takes out a window).

[@geoffcohen613]

Other way round Sam. Playing of flat lies,at range is No reflection of the course, rarely on course do you get a flat lie. Learn to play on course not on range.

[@geoffcohen613]

Instead of putt out mirror, get an old CD disc works same, and cost less.

[@davocbradley5363]

Hey Mark, love the videos. I bought a Swingyde a while ago as I was struggling with my wrist position with irons and driver, it sorted it out in a few days of short practice with it, love it and use it regularly to keep my swing and wrist positions working. Totally fixed my driver slice.

[@4srv]

That’s a scam

[@davocbradley5363]

In what way is it a scam? Have you watched the video this is related to?

[@kevinallibone9214]

I had great success with Swingyde for my irons but couldn't get it to work so well with my driver, I'll definitely give it another go with driver seeign as you have got it to work. Did you set it up exactly the same?

[@aland1025]

Shipping Scam . the offer of a prize of clubs then someone printing to be Mark , asks for funds for shipping . Not talking about the training products being a scam

[@zuelusher]

My latest training aid purchase is the Precision Impact Training aid as a high school golf coach. I and my players always have trouble with hitting fat shots or thin shots that ruin a good round or practice session at the range. The Precision Impact Training aid forces the wrists into the right impact position and encourages the right body rotation. Will have to find my smart ball after seeing it wound up as one of your top 5. Main thing I didn't like about it was having to carry a mini air pump around to inflate it. I purchased another foam ball with indentures for your arms that works great for keeping your arms connected. The Dave Pelz putting aid is probably my favorite as it gives you feedback for ensuring your eyes are over the ball and metal balls to use as gates to ensure you're path is great. Have the swing guide, but never found it provided me any improvement. Just annoying to put on and use.

[@InkaOutdoorsTV]

The stack system is amazing. Something I’ve been looking at.

[@angloint]

Hey Mark. I have the Swingyd. Super useful and has improved my feel a great deal. Still working with it to improve and will keep on it.

[@4srv]

It’s a scam

[@gavinsinclair4853]

Deffo the putting mirror. Changed my putting drastically.

[@saintnick1752]

The training aid I use the most is the sklz golf swing trainer. It’s such a great warm up tool, and when used to get a smooth swing feeling, it’s fantastic. It’s really helped getting rhythm and consistency in my swing.

[@aland1025]

Do not reply to below message . It is a scam

[@andrewcrook5796]

I love the Putt Out and the Orange Whip. Made my own speed sticks, but would love to try the Stack system and the app. Thank you Mark for the review!

[@aland1025]

Offer of prize is a scam

[@tomashworthster]

Great tips, thanks. I still love the towel drill for checking in using my body enough. Easy and simple to do.

[@aland1025]

Prize offer is a scam

[@DavidHintonjoytolive]

Love all the training aid suggestions. One I’d add for sure is an impact bag.

[@aland1025]

Prize/shipping fee is a scam for your money

[@rauljimenez8960]

I use superspeed training aid and the tour striker ball. I don’t really know which is my favorite, as they both helped me. I’m looking into the stack system.

[@ewatkins6579]

Love my smart ball. Like you said, working with it is amazing for your pitching game. Just being better at those long-ish pitching shots has saved me a ton of strokes! Maybe get sasho to give us a stack system give away! Haha

[@millionpoundbiller]

Best training aid I found was the putting mirror with tees for the ball start line

[@uglygolf]

My favourite training aid is the PGA weighted swing trainer. It has the correct grip moulded into the handle and it's short enough to use in my living room 😂👍🏼