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post #163 of 168
4/14/12 at 5:45pm
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Originally Posted by stogiesnbogies View Post

It looks like one of the few gadgets out there that might work and help your swing....but like all of these improve your game gizmos...methinks its way overpriced.....    :)



It is a real golf club, built to your specs, for about $100. Me thinks good value.

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post #164 of 168
4/16/12 at 8:55am
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Originally Posted by rustyredcab View Post



It is a real golf club, built to your specs, for about $100. Me thinks good value.



Methinks it's cheaper than a new wedge and guaranteed to change your game.   Pretty good for a club methinks.

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post #165 of 168
4/24/12 at 11:25pm

Tour Striker training club

I've seen the commercials before, then I saw a few today at my local shop. I'm struggling with hitting down on the ball, so would one of these, say the TS 7i, be a good investment? Or is it just another gimmick? Thanks.

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post #166 of 168
4/25/12 at 8:47am

 

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Originally Posted by Jwat381 View Post

I've seen the commercials before, then I saw a few today at my local shop. I'm struggling with hitting down on the ball, so would one of these, say the TS 7i, be a good investment? Or is it just another gimmick? Thanks.

 

Maybe best training tool I've used. You will find many fans on this site and others. It helps you fix the problem of early release (casting). The few people I hear that do not like it, don't have that problem. If you hit this club and get the ball ion the air right away with a good ball flight, the TS is not for you because you don't have the problem it is designed to fix. Most of us cast either all the time or once in a while.

 

I really like my TS and it has help me. I play near or under a 10 handicap and I have the 7-I Pro. Depending on how constantly you hit the club face, get the Pro or the regular.

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post #167 of 168
4/25/12 at 9:37am

I still train with this occasionally, but the better I get, the less I train with it because I don't have to.  Isn't that what a training aid is supposed to do?  I'd say try one, hit 20 balls in a row.  If you don't notice anything peculiar about the shot and it looks like your normal trajectory and flight, you don't need it.

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post #168 of 168
2/12/13 at 3:35pm
I'm bumping this thread up with a question. Feel free to split it into a separate thread if that would be better.

Which Tour Striker should I get?

I'm getting new irons this spring, so I'll hold off buying it until I get fit and know if I need to change lie and length.

I've played off handicap 15 pretty consistently for a couple of years. Last year I played well early on and was at single for a short period of time. After that I didn't train as much and my scores went up and down.

I'm currently looking at the Pro 7. Not sure if I need the extra challenge with a smaller clubface on the Pro X 7. My main issue is with not having a forward leaning shaft at impact. I know I'm not hitting the middle of the clubface all the time, but was thinking it became too much at once.
Or should I try X 7, forcing me to get better in multiple ways at the same time?
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