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Best training aid.

OS_Head · 2019-02-25 17:08:13

I know what might suit one person would be useless for another. So I'm wondering if anyone swears by any particular training aid they've used over the years and how it improved their game.

25-02-2019 5:08pm

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OS_Head

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I know what might suit one person would be useless for another. So I'm wondering if anyone swears by any particular training aid they've used over the years and how it improved their game.

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#2 26-02-2019 3:16pm

benny79

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Eyeline putting mat I use the most, Alignment rods when at the range. Also found the swingyde useful but hard to use and the masters swing trainer is good for your grip and to warm up.

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#3 26-02-2019 4:01pm

OS_Head

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Thanks, putting mat and alignment rods make real sense to me.

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#4 26-02-2019 6:05pm

Rikand

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Reflective glass on the backdoor or a big mirror

Perfectly suitable for all golf training that can be achieved in the home.

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