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I've tried the tour striker, it definitely provides feedback to the player in regard to his/her impact. The problem with the device is that it doesn't train the player to have a good impact position. An impact bag, is one of the best impact training aids I've ever used. Here's a video that explains the merits:

Hi franky, If you're skying your driver (probably have ball marks on top of the club), it means that your swinging too steeply into the ball. Try making some practice swings as if you're trying to sweep the ball off the tee, then re-create that feeling when hitting the ball. Your swing path may also be "out to in", which would also cause pulled shots.

Hi ASU, If your most common misses are pulls and topped shots, then you have to improve a couple of your skills. Your ability to have a good swing path would affect pulls, and your impact position affects how solidly you hit the ball. Based on your videos, your swing path looks pretty good, I'd first try to work on your impact position, then on your swing path. This video talks about impact position: You should also take a look at Charlie Kings golf blog, he has a bunch of great info. http://www.reynoldsgolfacademy.com/charlies-golf-blog/

Using a putter that fits the player is more important than the brand, materials or commercials.