BirdieBall summary:
Not your average golf training aid, the BirdieBall is a training ball that was designed to be able to use in backyards, parks, and other confined areas. The BirdieBall reacts similar to a real golf ball but only has a distance capacity of 50 yards.
Is the BirdieBall effective?
Well as they say, practice makes perfect. The BirdieBall will provide you with more chances to practice if you aren’t able to get to the practice range as much as you would want. The BirdieBall works especially well with chipping as the ball flight is nearly identical to that of a real ball. If you are looking to work the ball more in your game, the BirdieBall can be helpful as it simulates slices and hooks.
How much is the BirdieBall?
A dozen BirdieBalls will cost you roughly $40. Depending the amount of practice you plan on with the BirdieBalls, a dozen balls should last more than one season.
Is the BirdieBall a good value?
If you find yourself in situations much where you don’t have time to go to the golf course but do have an extra half hour to work on your game around your house, getting some BirdieBalls might be a good idea and beneficial.
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Golf Training Aids
The Sybervision Golf DVD is one of the best-selling golf training aids of all time. It's based on principle of muscle memory. Essentially, if you watch the "perfect" golf swing over and over again, your subconcious tells your body -- your muscles -- what to do.
The Sybervision method was discovered and developed at Stanford University. It's been endorsed by dozens of athletes from various sports. If you were a golfer in the 80's, you've undoubtedly heard of this program. If you're part of "Generation Y," such as myself, then chances are you haven't. I "discovered" it in a Golf Magazine at my Dentist's office. America's Top 100 Golf Pros voted on the best training aids of all time. Two out of the top three were Sybervision. So I decided to give it a shot and have no regrets.
For more information about the Sybervision Golf DVD, click on one of the links below.
My second pick is the Medicus Dual Hinge Driver. It helps correct two key components of a good golf swing: plane and tempo. It helps you get rid of that slice and it helps you hit the ball longer and straighter.
If you haven't seen the Medicus Driver, check out the video on the manufacturer's site.
It's essentually a typical driver with two hinges. If your takeway is off plane, the hinge breaks and you won't hit the ball. The same thing happens if your try to crush the ball, helping you perfect your tempo.
I bought my Medicus for $200 about two years ago. Since then, the prices have dropped. You can get it for about $160. They're even offering a free trial. For more info, click on the links below.
The "Simple Golf Swing" is my favorite Golf eBook available. If you're a technical learner (such as myself) and not totally lost (I was VERY lost), then this book is a great choice to help straighten out your ball flight.
I got a lot out of my "Simple Golf Swing" purchase. Not only does it detailed pictures of every step of the golf swing, but it also includes video with great side notes. Plus, it recommends dozens of great drills with video examples so you know you're doing them right. After all, only perfect practice makes perfect.
If you have the time and patience to study and truly learn the golf swing, the "Simple Golf Swing" eBook is a great choice. It's the cheapest of the three recommendation at only $47.00 and it's an instant download.
For more information, click on the links below.
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