Orange Whip Fullsize Golf Swing Trainer - 47"

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According to the company, “The orange ball replaces the club head and allows you to focus on swinging naturally without worrying about the position of the club face. It’s weighted to promote a fluid swinging motion rather than a jerky hitting motion.” Today we want to review one of the most popular and trusted training aids in the golf world – the Orange Whip swing trainer. It’s part golf aid, part fitness aid, and used by professionals and amateurs around the world.

Learning how to control the tempo of your swing and staying in balance are key factors to keep the golf ball in play. These skills will allow you to reduce your scores and handicap.The Lagshot has a very whippy shaft and a heavy clubhead. The design makes it easy to feel lag in your swing so you can create more power in your downswing. It promotes a one-piece takeaway so you can load the club and swing with a smooth transition for better ball striking.

My first session with the whip felt a little bit awkward. It’s much heavier than I expected, and I’m sure many other people are taken by surprise the first time they use it as well. I performed the recommended sets of swings, and to be honest I actually felt a little bit fatigued afterwards, and parts of my forearms and shoulders felt sore. It’s actually a legitimate strength training tool that will work out your golfing muscles. It’s also highly rated but seems to be more used for warming up than mastering your tempo. If you like the idea of the Orange Whip but don’t want to spend this much on a training aid, this is a good option. After the success of the original design, the company has created all kinds of similar products for your golf and fitness needs. Here are some of our favorite accessories that can also help your swing and game.There are two keys to the golf swing that play an essential role to becoming a consistent ball striker; rhythm and balance. Speaking in very basic terms, rhythm - also known as sequencing - is the cause of the effect that is balance. If you have good rhythm, chances are you have good balance, and vice versa. One of the most notable features among scratch golfers and tour pros is that they all have balance. No matter what shot they are hitting, they always seem centered and make it look effortless. It’s like the ball just got in the way of a perfect swing. Meanwhile, amateur golfers struggle a lot with with tempo, timing, and a proper weight transfer during the swing. You can improve your coordination between arms and body. Any deviation from a smooth swing that is out of synchronization will result in you losing your balance and hitting the ground. It weighs in at 1.75 pounds and is slightly heavier than an average iron. The shaft is 47 inches long to produce the flexibility required and exaggerate the club’s movement during the swing sequence. The extra weight has the effect of pulling against your arms as you start your downswing and try to pull down on the club handle. This slows down your arm swing and encourages you to rotate your body towards the target as you start down.

Towards the end of my first year, I decided to do something a little different to test whether the Orange Whip really was the difference maker. I put it away and didn’t swing it for a few weeks.The orange Whip will help you improve your swing tempo, strength, and flexibility. It will help improve your tempo and find the natural feel of lag. Plus, it’s great to warm up with before your round. In week one of this sub-experiment I didn’t see a change. “Maybe it wasn’t the Orange Whip that helped me,” I thought. But then my results started to reverse themselves.