Golf Speed Training Aid Review - Rypstick Golf

[@Brooks_Cupcake]

Luke is amazing. Just dropped superspeed for this, and wouldn’t look back.

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

I think it's an easy answer to why people haven't done it. The sheer cost or initial investment in it. It's not like you can give it a try and see if it's something you want to continue doing. Even with this program, without any speed monitor the cost with shipping, and the discount is still more than an average wedge. I think that's why people don't try it. $100 yeah no problem $150 now we're getting uncomfortable. $200 and a majority of players are going to say no thanks. The other programs are even more. Which is just nuts I'm sorry. Even this one. I can get a cheap shaft for $20 easily and glue it to a steel cylinder like this one. There's not that much in it to manufacture. Just saying

[@justinhughes5663]

I made my own with a old shaft and put steel washers on the top

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

@@justinhughes5663 my point exactly.

[@Rand25449]

It’s the same concept as ball players adding adding weights to their bat, or dribbling with a weighted basketball.

[@swisstrader]

What’s average speed/distance for the average golfer?

[@sduke39]

Good stuff!

[@MathildaSam]

49460 Gibson Groves

[@swisstrader]

How important is it to get the speed radar?

[@sumitagg1]

How does this compare with stack and speed stick?

[@golfsciencelab]

Each is unique and great in their own right. I like the Ryp because it’s one stick for different weights and has a whistle when you’re swinging to time the release.

[@ZoeJohnston-k8o]

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[@TanyaParker-h5v]

Johnson Laura Wilson James Perez Jessica

[@NelsonVivien-h2n]

Thompson Paul Lee Mary Taylor Lisa

[@swisstrader]

Can I use this indoors?

[@thecount1001]

yes, kitchen preferrably.

[@saraeseaustin5944]

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