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I was checking out a bunch of different training aids and the one that I liked the most was the CTRL Swing Master. So I went to their site, bought the thing, and since April I have been using it. Wow. Its made a very noticible difference in my game. I've always been a pretty good player since highschool. I played for my school team, we were very good. I had a couple opportunities to play in college and turned them down because I got burned out. Now I've been semi focused on getting better again, I was a 4 going to about a 1 going back to a 5 based on how I practiced. I've always been a long hitter, that was all over the place and depended on working on my shortgame a few hours a week in order to stay down close to scratch. But the Swing Master changed that for me. I started using it and immediately saw improvement in ball striking and overall consistency. I'm now a much better ball striker. I still sit around a 1, but I really don't have to practice as much. I take swings probably a little over an hour a week. Just using the swing master to get my tempo perfect. Then I can go out hit 12 to 15 greens a round, and be much more accurate with my driver. I don't even practice shortgame much anymore. It isn't really needed unless I want to start playing in tournaments again. 

 

So my questions to yall, have you tried the Swing Master? I haven't seen anyone talking about it, nobody really using it. I know they are a newer company, but what gives? 

 

Also, what are you using to train and get better? 


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I feel like… if you look around, you'll answer the question for yourself. People use all sorts of things to train, including stuff you've already got lying around. Alignment sticks (or other clubs), etc.

You can look in this sub-forum, Member Swing topics… Swing Thoughts… the equipment forums… etc.

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