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There are countless ways you can go wrong with the golf swing, and there are countless products that claim to fix these problems. If you’re struggling with a part, there’s a training aid to fix it. Struggling with your control? A training aid can fix that too. No matter how you’re hitting the ball, there’s a product that promises to help you hit it better.
The problem with the limitless options in the training aid market is going through the garbage. While there may be endless options, not all of them are good those. Some products work better than others and it is important to only use a training aid that has been proven worthy.
Early last year, one such product hit the market that has since become popular among recreational players and Tour professionals. ProSENDR – the idea of TOP 100 GOLF TEACHERS Sean Foley and David Woods – hit the scene last winter and have been a hit ever since.
Their 3-in-1 help focuses primarily on training your mind and hands to work in a coordinated manner, resulting in better ball shots. And if the user list is any indication, that mission has been a resounding success so far. Pros such as Rory McIlroy, Cameron Smith, Phil Mickelson, Justin Thomas, Will Zalatoris and more have all been seen using the product on the range – and they keep finding success.
However, professionals are not the only ones who love ProSENDR. The product has also been a hit among recreational players as they learn the proper positions for their arms and hands to produce top-notch ball shots.
“Obviously, it’s fixing some of the good stuff,” Woods said. “But for amateurs, your hands are everything in the golf swing. He controls the face of the club. ProSENDR doesn’t force you into a position, it gives you a destination.”
As the ProSENDR brand has continued to grow, so have the company’s offerings. This year, Foley and Woods debuted the Connection Sphere, another swing aid that teaches the basics of a healthy swing. In addition, the company has begun to offer video tutorial on their website as part of their ProSENDR performance platform.
“Our plan is to become much more than a training aid company,” Woods said. “We are creating a learning environment for players of all abilities to play the game. The ProSENDR performance platform will be a community for those who are dedicated to improving their golf skills. Sean and I have a vision for best practices and look forward to sharing our knowledge and products with other players who are passionate about the game we all love.”
For many recreational golfers, it can be difficult to identify training tools that actually work. But if ProSENDR’s roster of talent—and recent growth—is any indication, these products are a good place to start.