ProSENDR

[slalomdude]

Looks interesting, but $170. Wonder if it’s any better than the Total golf trainer for right wrist awareness?

[Trippels]

1 hour ago, slalomdude said:

Looks interesting, but $170. Wonder if it’s any better than the Total golf trainer for right wrist awareness?

Somewhat similar idea here, at no cost

 

 

[slalomdude]

Anyone tried this yet? seems to be getting good reviews from instructors (who probably didn't pay for it!) 

[GolfTurkey]

On 2/2/2023 at 11:39 AM, slalomdude said:

Looks interesting, but $170.

 

Designer murses and glasses don't come cheap.

 

[Admhowarth]

Trottie ( ? the TM guy) has a longer lesson / review on YT. 
 

I found it pretty interesting but price seems high. It seems like a Gankas shallower and trail hand g snap in one. 

[airjammer]

First thing I thought was it was a greg norman’s secret device without the finger strap and a martin kaymer tennis ball between the wrists without the lanyard

 

$170 is highway robbery from the looks of it. I think it has merit as a device just crazy expensive for what it is

[Ex Blade User]

38 minutes ago, GolfTurkey said:

 

Designer murses and glasses don't come cheap.

 

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Haha such a tool 

[MaineMariner]

The ball part looks identical to a dog toy. To the point where I'm convinced that it actually is a dog toy.

 

https://www.petsmart.com/dog/toys/fetch-toys/jw-pet-hol-ee-roller-dog-toy-color-varies-5078922.html

 

I like the concept of the thing but $170 is insanity. It looks like a velcro wrist strap, a piece of molded plastic, and a dog toy.

[Krt22]

1 hour ago, MaineMariner said:

The ball part looks identical to a dog toy. To the point where I'm convinced that it actually is a dog toy.

 

https://www.petsmart.com/dog/toys/fetch-toys/jw-pet-hol-ee-roller-dog-toy-color-varies-5078922.html

 

I like the concept of the thing but $170 is insanity. It looks like a velcro wrist strap, a piece of molded plastic, and a dog toy.

That is where you are wrong buddy, it's a "compression sphere". Totally different

[Trippels]

1 hour ago, MaineMariner said:

The ball part looks identical to a dog toy. To the point where I'm convinced that it actually is a dog toy.

 

https://www.petsmart.com/dog/toys/fetch-toys/jw-pet-hol-ee-roller-dog-toy-color-varies-5078922.html

 

I like the concept of the thing but $170 is insanity. It looks like a velcro wrist strap, a piece of molded plastic, and a dog toy.

Does the toy squich?

 

The aid is made in china presumably, maybe the mega factories there were clever with design reuse

[swoosh21]

Looks interesting but way too expensive. 

[Sparty94]

Ian from TXG posted about it and said they'll have a video on it soon. He seems to really like it so far and I bet this thing is going to start gaining traction quickly.

 

I would have already pulled the trigger on this thing if it wasn't $170 - way too expensive.

[MK7Golf21]

I saw it on instagram, seems I don't need a device to get in the position it puts you in. Fairly easy for me to do without it.

[Anthony Stevens]

At first glance, this looks similar to the Precision Impact training aid, which I bought a year or two ago. At the time I was amazed at how much right wrist extension I was able to get to - I had never had really thought about it before, and yes, my wrists were in a bad position before I got it. So it was valuable initially, but I don't use it nearly as much anymore. I probably should still use it because I still feel like I flip too much.

 

Compared to the ProSendr, the Precision Impact training aid has the advantage of "clicking" as you extend your trail wrist so you get some audible feedback, and it also locks into place at max trail wrist extension which sort of forces you to keep that extension through impact. I'm not sure if the locking is actually valuable or not from a learning perspective, or if it's "cheating" for you.

 

The Precision Impact also doesn't have the dog toy attachment between your wrists, but I have the Tour Striker ball-on-a-lanyard thing that I think would maybe serve the same purpose.

[Zitlow]

17 minutes ago, Anthony Stevens said:

At first glance, this looks similar to the Precision Impact training aid, which I bought a year or two ago. At the time I was amazed at how much right wrist extension I was able to get to - I had never had really thought about it before, and yes, my wrists were in a bad position before I got it. So it was valuable initially, but I don't use it nearly as much anymore. I probably should still use it because I still feel like I flip too much.

 

Compared to the ProSendr, the Precision Impact training aid has the advantage of "clicking" as you extend your trail wrist so you get some audible feedback, and it also locks into place at max trail wrist extension which sort of forces you to keep that extension through impact. I'm not sure if the locking is actually valuable or not from a learning perspective, or if it's "cheating" for you.

 

The Precision Impact also doesn't have the dog toy attachment between your wrists, but I have the Tour Striker ball-on-a-lanyard thing that I think would maybe serve the same purpose.

That looks like a medieval torture device. 

[swoosh21]

Can get a g snap for noise feedback.

[ALIF]

On 2/5/2023 at 6:07 PM, GolfTurkey said:

 

Designer murses and glasses don't come cheap.

 

How tall is he?? 

[Ex Blade User]

4 minutes ago, ALIF said:

How tall is he?? 

I think 4’11”

[RichieHunt]

I decided to buy one myself, but it's pre-launch so it may be a while before I get one.  It's pricey, but I like the concept of it and the protocol vids that go along with it.  I like my HackMotion, but I struggle with getting my hands and wrists to pull down too much right after transition.  

 

I will say that when I've been on Tour driving ranges since the pandemic this is something that is worked on a by a lot of guys (getting the clubhead behind the hands at p6, turn & rip the hands up and left to deliver the clubhead to the ball).

 

I'll post my thoughts and progress on it when I get it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

RH

[johnrobison]

5 hours ago, Ex Blade User said:

I think 4’11”

We’re judging people because of their height???

[Ex Blade User]

2 hours ago, johnrobison said:

We’re judging people because of their height???

I’m only 5’7” so it’s rare for me to contribute 

[Trippels]

2 hours ago, johnrobison said:

We’re judging people because of their height???

Since the dawn of man

[Ex Blade User]

8 hours ago, Trippels said:

Since the dawn of man

That fist guy to stand erect was the king 

[Duffer Mark]

So is the consensus that if the ProSENDR doesn't work, at least your dog has something to play with?

[MK7Golf21]

12 hours ago, johnrobison said:

We’re judging people because of their height???

 

chicks have been doing it to guys since beginning of time

[MPStrat]

This is theft lol. These guys are out of control. 

[airjammer]

1 hour ago, MK7Golf21 said:

 

chicks have been doing it to guys since beginning of time

Yes they have and we don’t need to follow suit and criticize anyone for something they had zero control over…especially when there is plenty of other stuff to make fun of!

[airjammer]

9 minutes ago, MPStrat said:

This is theft lol. These guys are out of control. 

If there are people willing to pay $5000 for a day with the AMG guys…they aren’t the ones out of control…consumers are

[MPStrat]

1 hour ago, airjammer said:

If there are people willing to pay $5000 for a day with the AMG guys…they aren’t the ones out of control…consumers are

They are both out of control lol. Nothing is more filthy than the golf training aid industry, Most training aids get used once and thrown in the closet. Of the thousands that are out there, there are maybe a handful that are actually worthwhile. What happened to planemate mania? Tumbleweeds. Now we are told according to the data, no one actually shallows the club anyway, they just lower it. I can’t keep up with the BS that is the golf instruction industry in the social media era. 

[johnrobison]

People spend FAR more on a club they don't know how to swing correctly. They'll spend more on a lesson or two. Relatively speaking, $170 to engrain the right movement and feel is money well spent.

 

P.S. The consumer sets the value. This is far from theft.