GOLFSTR is designed to remind you to keep your leading arm straight in the back-swing and through impact for more power and consistent hits. Best of all you can wear it while you play 18 holes as a constant reminder and watch your game improve.
Thanks to the comments from many of our customers and also from Mike Calbot, Professional Golf Swing Analyst, Master Instructor and famous golf trick shot artist at the Old Cork Screw Golf Club (a Jack Nicklaus Signature Course) in Ft. Myers, Florida we have discovered 3 more Training Aid Solutions for GOLFSTR.
GOLFSTR has 3 New Training Aid Features when mounted on your wrist and over your knuckles.
Each of these Training Aid Solutions use GOLFSTR mounted on the wrist over your golf glove with the curved end over your knuckles. (Applies to GOLFSTR with a One Size Fits All arm band)
#2: Flat Wrist Putting Solution: Hinging your wrist in the putting stroke causes inconsistent control of the ball. For consistent, straight putting strokes you need to lock your leading wrist and let your shoulders and spine rotation create the swing.
#3: Flat Wrist Swing Solution: A cupped or bowed wrist on the gloved hand at the top of the back-swing causes inconsistent hits. For straight shots with controlled trajectory your gloved hand should remain in-line with your arm. A flat wrist keeps your club face square to the arc of the swing plane. This makes it easier to square the club face at impact for more consistent straight hits. [The Flat Wrist Swing Solution uses GOLFSTR as a training guide and should only be used when wearing a golf glove and is intended for limited swings to recognize if you have this fatal problem.]
#4: Chipping Solution: Cupping the leading wrist and scooping the ball at the point of impact creates mishits. For chip shots your leading wrist should bow slightly at the point of impact and never cup to allow the head of your club to flip ahead of your leading arm. GOLFSTR prevents you from cupping your wrist and give you more control and distance in your chips.
GOLFSTR sounds like Golf-Stir and it stands for GOLF STRaight. Straight Arm = Straight Shot
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