Golf Swing Training Aid - Endorsed by Bradley Hughes, Teaches Correct Swing Plane – Tempo - Alignment – Hit a Perfect Draw -Putting -Practice Indoor/Outdoor -Made in USA.

"A picture is worth a thousand words"...The InsideMove device works the same way! Visually, this training device immediately conditions your brain to gradually make the necessary swing changes to accomplish the proper swing plane and rotation. With enough repetitions your body will adjust, and before you know it you will be hitting the ball with a beautiful top-spin draw! It also serves as an alignment tool for your feet and ball position, as well as a directional aide. The InideMove will have you swinging smarter, not harder, in no time! I highly recommend this training aide.

I like how it gives me a visual reference to follow. When I get verbal instructions on how to swing, it's sometimes difficult to translate those into my actual swing. By having the InsideMove on the ground pointing towards the target, it really helps me stay focused on swinging the club "out towards 1 pm" (assuming the target is "12 pm"). It's also helpful to use when I putt to ensure my club follows through to the direction I am intending.

this is a Christmas gift for a 21 year old grandson - so it hasn't been used however, his father saw it and got a big smile on his face so that would make me think this is a good gift for a golfer.

The main negative is that I think this is a thick laminated cardboard, so I doubt it will take a club hit.I haven't hit it yet, but I'm also not using it to hit a draw. I'm primarily using it for alignment on on shots and putts. You can of course use clubs or alignment sticks for this, but this is super portable and lightweight. I'll likely use during fun rounds to check my alignment on the course.Having taught plenty of people I can see the value of the visual aid to get the club coming from the inside and going over 2nd base.I think you're mainly paying for convenience and portability. I'll keep it in my bag since it barely takes any space and weighs barely anything...

I am just starting to get in to golf so getting training aides that can help me improve my skills when I have some spare time at home to do a little practicing so I don't look so bad in front of my friends and colleagues. Maybe with practice they will use some of my best balls when we play best ball.Star Rating System (What do my star ratings mean?):1 STAR - Completely unusable, would request a refund2 STAR - Meets minimum viable product requirements, wouldn't purchase it again3 STAR - It does what it should, but in a non-spectacular way, I may recommend it, but definitely with reservations4 STAR - I like it. It is solid quality and delivers as advertised, I would purchase it again and recommend it to a friend5 STAR - I love it. It meets or exceeds all of my expectations and is high quality, I would purchase it again and would openly promote it to friendsAs an Amazon Vine Member, I give honest reviews, whether or not it is a good one or a bad one. I'm a person who immediately checks reviews on everything, and I understand how important an honest and thoughtful review is.

Well, after purchasing this item I shot my best round in a decade. To be honest have only played several times... :) Also, haven't really tried it at the range yet, but just the image over the ball helped imagine the club path coming from the inside and swinging out. I do like that it is lightweight and easy to carry in the bag. I have swung it at home (garage) but not sure if it corrected my swing all that much - hard to feel that. Also, not sure if one can just position couple of clubs on the ground to have the same visual and some some money? Just a thought.

Simple aid that's easy to understand and carry around because of its small size and lightweight. It seems to be more helpful to those who slice the ball rather than hook. There's a useful accompanying online video to help with using this swing aid.

A little chilly on the golf course BUT I brought it to Top Golf. Yes, it does what it intends to do. Beginners may like it more, because they havent made a habit of certain strokes. Intermediate and advanced players need to "RE" adjust their swing. Habits are hard to break.