Golf Training Aids

Training Mechanism

Practice golf balls are simply designed for practice. Like most driving ranges, practice balls are designed to last for as long as possible but only go around 80% of an average golf ball’s distance. Some practice golf balls come in the form of a plastic air flow option which provides real flight simulation but goes a much reduced distance and are so soft that they don’t cause any damage, perfect for practicing in a small space.

Practice nets allow you to confidently practice full golf shots in a relatively small space. Practice mats simulate hitting shots from turf but without obviously taking a divot and therefore can be constantly used. Putting gates and putting mats all help improve your putting stroke path on an artificial mat which simulates all types of real-life green speeds. Putting aids including pressure putting holes, putting mirror boards and putting planes all offer multiple drills to work on executing the correct stroke path when delivering a back and through motion on the putting stroke. All of which are tailored to any players putting style no matter what their setup or putter used is.

Swing trainers and swing bands allow you to take your game to the next level by encouraging your swing to memorise the correct swing path while training to then repeat when next in a real life shot on the golf course. Shot scopes give you the ability to track and monitor your performance by automatically collecting your golf statistical data for you to analyse and improve based on your logged data.

Alignment sticks help improve a players aim and direction when approaching to take a golf shot, these are also perfect for any type of practising drill before you take a shot. Marking products for golf balls are an incredibly handy tool which allows a player to mark their ball with a marker-pen line. This enables a golfer to line up their golf ball with the intended target. This therefore aims to massively improve one’s accuracy, stroke and green reading while on the finely cut putting surfaces.