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I haven't used that particular club, but I am aware of the theory, and have hit a club with the hinge in the shaft, and I personally found it a really useful training aid, as it forces your club to stay on plane, you can even hit balls with it.

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My wife bought me one for a present; its too easy. I would say that if you think you need this, get a few video lessons instead. The best swing trainers I have found are the big PVC pipe hoops and the weighted clubs. the weighted club will also help your distance.

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I think it's too easy because you already have a good swing. I still need a little help. I've used the putter version before with good results, which is why I'm curious about the driver.

Not really sure how you can hit a ball with it either...

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