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Toursticks

Tue, 17 Aug 2010 20:58:27 +0200

Tour Sticks are the hottest, ‘must have’ golf training aid available on the market today. Find out why many of the world's Tour Pro’s carry Tour Sticks in their bag. Tour Sticks are a portable, multifunctional training tool used to reinforce fundamentals of the golf swing including alignment, swing plane and much more. Due to the versatility of this product, the alignment sticks are suitable for golfers of all levels and ages.

Tour Sticks can help improve your game from Tee to Green.
:: Available in 9 stylish colors
:: Made out of high quality fiberglass
:: Same training aid used by PGA Tour Pros

The price is including 3 euro's extra for shipping cvosts to other european contries.
:: Custom logos available
:: Portable
:: Light weight
:: Holding tube included
All You Have To Lose Are Strokes, Order Tour Sticks Today

How Do Tour Sticks Work?
Tour Sticks work by taking one or two of the fiberglass rods provided and placing the alignment sticks in one of the numerous formations that target various aspects of the golf swing. Many tour players use alignment sticks before a tournament in order to assure their alignment is correct. An instructional flyer is included with the product illustrating a number of drills for the end user.

Who Do Tour Sticks Benefit?
Tour Sticks will benefit golfers of all levels and ages from tee to green. The alignment sticks are a great teaching aid for coaches and affordable for students to purchase in order to continue working on the skills learned during the course of their lesson.

At address your body (feet, knees, hips, forearms, shoulders and eyes) should be positioned parallel to the target line. To work on your alignment lay two Tour Sticks on the ground parallel to our target creating the image of a railroad track. The body will be on the inside rail and the ball on the outside rail.

Ball position varies dependant upon the club selected.
• Play your short irons (wedges, 9-iron and 8-iron) in the center portion of your stance.
• Your middle irons should be played slightly forward from center (left of center for the right-
handed golfer).
• The correct ball position for the long irons and fairway woods is approximately two balls
forward from the center (two balls left for the right-hander).
• The driver is played farthest forward.
Tour Sticks can assist with ball position by placing two sticks in a T shape, one parallel to the target and the other the appropriate distance back from the front foot as in the above picture.

The gateway drill is used to ensure that a player is starting the ball on the intended target line. This is achieved by placing 2 Tour Sticks in the ground about 6 – 12” apart and 10ft in front of you aimed at the intended target on a slight angle facing away from the golfer. The objective is to then hit shots that start between the two Tour Sticks.

Place two Tour Sticks on the ground parallel to the target line and slightly wider than the putter head. With the ball placed in the center of the two sticks the objective is to take the putter back and through without hitting the sticks.

Like straight back and through putting the Arc Style putting drill is accomplished by placing two Tour Sticks on the ground parallel to the target line. However in this instance one stick is placed approximately two inches from the ball (the outside track) the other at a comfortable distance from the ball to allow alignment of the feet and body. The correct stroke is achieved by taking the putter back and through in a arc motion with the shoulders controlling the stroke, if done correctly the putter will not touch the sticks. If a golfer takes the putter from the inside out or outside in, the error will evidenced by the player hitting the Tour Stick either prior to or after hitting the ball.

We have them in purple, pink, blue, yellow, orange, dark green, fluor green, white, red

Perfect Putting Machine

Tue, 06 Apr 2010 20:33:39 +0200

The most complete putting training system ever developed!

The Z Factor Perfect Putting Machine is the most complete putting training system ever developed. By simply attaching your putter to the unit you will be guided through a perfect pendulum putting stroke that may be adjusted to fit your specifications or preferences.

Finally, you will understand what the perfect putting stroke feels like. Remember, practice does not make perfect - PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT! The Z Factor Perfect Putting Machine will allow you to practice the perfect pendulum putting stroke every time. On each stroke you will gain proper muscle memory and unlearn bad habits. Also, you can actually hit putts while using the machine. Your confidence will soar when you make 10, 20, or even 50 putts in a row on the putting greenArc Modes
Path
The ARC modes of The Z Factor Perfect Putting Machine teach a putting stroke that follows an arced or curved path. The putter will swing inside the target line on the backstroke, swing back to square at impact and then back inside the target line on the follow through. Inside the target line means the putter will be swinging in toward the golfer during the back stroke and follow through.

These ARC paths (FIVE to choose from) follow swing planes that are at an angle relative to the ground. The angle of the plane can be roughly determined by drawing a line from the ball through a pivot point located between the shoulder blades or by your putter's shaft angle at address. The curve the putter follows is actually in the shape of an ellipse. The ARC stroke feels very different than the STS stroke and feels more natural to most golfers.

The swing plane can be changed for golfers of different specifications. There are FIVE ARC swing planes/paths available. You can easily change the plane by changing the position of the color-coded spacers - no tools are needed.

For more information www.perfectputtingmachine.com

Dave Pelz Putting Tutor

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:24:42 +0100

Used and endorsed by three-time major winner Phil Mickelson,
The PELZ Putting Tutor® will help you:
1.Improve Green Reading
2.Square your Putter Face
3.Verify Eye Position
4.Putt Like The Pros
SET-UP FEATURES
Designed to identify the putts you strike squarely and start rolling on-line, the Putting Tutor® features a guide line to help aim your putt on the exact chosen line for your putt.

The Tutor's eye position stripes allow you to verify consistent eye position at address. Consistent eye position is necessary for great putting fundamentals. The Tutor's flat back edge helps you square your putter face at address.

FEEDBACK FEATURES
The Putting Tutor also has two marbles at its front edge, which tell you whether or not you've just made a "pure strike" and started a putt on line. If your putt dislodges a marble, it means your ball started off-line. This is good feedback because:
1.You cannot learn how much a putt breaks if you hit it poorly
2.You need to know which of your strokes start putts on line vs. off line
3.You'll learn to consistently groove a reliable "pure-stroke" putting stroke.

GREEN-READING HELP
Once you've begun making pure strokes, you can focus on watching the roll of your putts. If your stroke was good (no marbles were dislodged) and your speed was good, but you still miss the putt, you know you must have read the break wrong. You learn how much putts break simply by adjusting the aim of the Putting Tutor higher or lower, until well struck putts go in.

Practicing with the Pelz Putting Tutor will help you improve your green-reading skills as you simultaneously learn to make consistently better putting strokes. The feedback the Putting Tutor provides takes the mystery out of missing putts and will help you become a better putter!

About Phil Mickelson: With 36 career victories since making his professional debut at the 1992 U.S. Open, Phil Mickelson ranks second among active players and is 13th on the all-time wins list. He has finished second or third on the money list seven times including six of the last eight seasons. He has finished in the top 10 at eight of the last nine Masters Tournaments, including wins in 2004 and 2006. As at the '04 Masters, his 2005 PGA Championship win came with a birdie on the final hole. A member of the last six Ryder Cup teams, he is the only U.S. Player to appear in all seven Presidents Cups.

Swingyde

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:13:37 +0100

Reduces Incorrect wrist cocking and encourages correct radial deviation of the wrist
Achieve greater distance and better accuracy - reduce your handicap
Lightweight and easy to attach
Corrects club face alignment
Improves grip and width and swing arc
Corrects swing plane
Checks completion of backswing
Improves swing tempo
Corrects start of downswing
Improves impact position
Improves follow through and plane

Medicus Putter trainer

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:05:31 +0100

Where can YOU most easily lower your score? More than 40% of your shots come from the putting green!! Think about it... if you two-putt, while shooting bogey on a par 4, 40% of your shots are putting! If you manage to shoot par, while two-putting a par 4, it's 50%!! Medicus has the answer to immediately lower your score, with the Medicus Dual-Handle Putter Trainer. The Dual-Handle Putter Trainer temporarily attaches to your own personal putter to Train and Improve your putting stroke! It's a Dual-handled Putter Trainer, which trains the movement of your shoulders, so that your putter only moves back and forth in the proper pendulum motion, without the slightest bit of sideways motion! Learn to putt perfectly straight... to keep you ball on line every time... and you're guaranteed to dramatically lower your scores!!

Practice Balls (plastic 12 pk)