🏌️ Greg Norman's Secret Golf Training Aid for Right-Handed Men, Left-Handed Men, or Right-Handed Women Review

A good helper when you "flip" your wrist. R. teaches you that your back hand doesn't matter much in real golf. A former tennis or baseball player needs to learn this. Most likely they had hyperactive wrists before.

I'm a tall guy (6ft 6in) and have been playing with this for over an hour. I could never get him to sit properly or stay in place during a half swing. Maybe it was too small, but it also feels cheap and too uncomfortable on the finger in my opinion.

I have used many tutorials and The Secret is the best I have ever used. This gives you the right feeling in your wrist. Put it on and you will immediately feel what good contact with the ball is. I left my first one at the driving range so I ordered another one. Keep it in my golf bag for when my swing gets a little crazy.

It was curious. I am experienced. As for me, I found that's how I swing anyway, so it was useless to me. No instructions, and not exactly easy to put on and take off properly yourself. This will teach you the correct shot position fairly quickly. These 2 things will make any newbie useful in no time

This product was purchased on the recommendation of my golf instructor. I've been playing golf for 30 years with a handicap of about 11. I tend to be a bit right handed so I was usually to the left of my target. It really showed me that you don't have to break your wrists on impact like a lot of people have taught me. It takes a little getting used to at the shooting range. Be sure to do as the video shows, hit 20 with it, 20 without it. I keep it in my bag so I can put it on for a while at the

I love this tutorial. I prefer to photograph the mid 90s. The best 9 hole is the 42nd hole. I used it 3 times in the first week I bought it. The first two days on the range took some getting used to. It was bulky and uncomfortable and took some getting used to. On the third day of using the device, I feel like I've finally understood what is "real" and "felt", particularly in wrist movement, swing back and down position, and finally contact and graduation. I've noticed a huge difference in ball