144 Golf Swing Training Aid - Golf Wrist Hinge Trainer - Corrects Posture & Stance - Improves Power & Distance - Helps Golf Club Grip - Eliminates Casting & Chipping Yips

Good training device, especially if you tend to fan the club face open on your take away. It takes a little trial and error to get used to it. At $40 it is pretty expensive given it probably takes only a few dollars to manufacture.

It has not helped as i expected. It caused nerve damage to my ring finger the first time i used it. Don't wear a ring when you practice with it. The speed of the swing does not allow for much feedback, so it is hard to gain anything from it. I will keep using, since i spent so much on this device. Just trying to justify buying it.Not recommended.

There is no training aid out there that will take an awful swing and make it perfect. The Tour Angle 144, I believe, will help golfers with poor swing mechanics strike the ball better. It teaches three very important principles: position of hands and wrists at address, proper takeaway of the club during the first 90 degrees of the backswing and if you have a casting problem on the downswing (this is getting the club too far forward by improper wrist position) this will probably cure that. In short, this product does teach a few important principles.

I bought it thinking my address angle was off. Seems that was not my problem at all. The problem with this aid (as all others) they assume too much for body type. Your swing is a product of what your body can do, not on this is the way every good player swings so you should swing like this also. I would not recommend.

So far, I am happy with this product. It also comes with two tees and an instructional CD for the aid. Steve seemed to go through the swing techniques a bit fast for my taste. I had to take my hands out of position and rewind multiple times. The bottle of water with golf ball, positioning tees between finger/thumb at 1 o'clock as well as bending the knee to hide one's shoe laces techniques were quite helpful. If you relax and focus on the touch and release of the red stick near your wrist, you should be ok. I am 6'5" and knowing how far to bend the knees eased lower back pain. I use this product along with the  Swing Extender .

At first the tour angle was difficult to get the right position but with a little practice it teaches you how to keep your hands out of the swing and use a one piece take away. I thought the instructional video was great and simple to apply his teachings. I could not feel the device hit my arm to prevent casting but overall it has improved my golf swing

My 6 year old daughter is a Junior Golfer and has won a couple of Junior Tournaments in LA. Even if she has a consistent swing, she still has some issues with her power.I have been monitoring her swing and I notice that she sometimes uses a weak grip which has a cascading effect on her swing. When she does, the butt of her grip actually rests on her wrist and forearm as she forms a "Y". When the club goes to the top of her backswing, the only way she could hinge her wrist is to use her hand to let the butt of the club clear her wrist. I needed something that will make her have that stronger grip and also the correct angle of the club in relation to the arms.It only took her a few swings to understand what I have been telling her for months. She does not need it now, but I will have it handy in her bag just to remind her when she has an off day.I like that fact that it comes with really nice unbreakable tees.

I found this product to be very helpful and easy to use until it broke while using it hitting balls. This is the third one that broke while hitting balls so I guess they really are too flimsy to use As advertised on their you tube commercial. I am actually disappointed because I use it while hitting 300 almost golf balls daily and it has helped me develop a better wrist cock and eliminate casting.