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Putting Thing
Help dad make more putts.

Pressure Plate
Take the guesswork out of your weight shift.

Alignment Discs
Help dad fix his slices and hooks.

ArmAlarm
Sync your arms with audible feedback.
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HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT GIFT FOR DAD
Finding a golf gift for Dad, loved one, or significant other can be a challenge and can be even more difficult when trying to isolate what needs improvement in their game.
As a result, we've compiled a quick guide on how to choose the right golf training aid:
1. Identify Dad's Golf Goals: Figure out what part of their golf game they are working on, you might have to ask them point blank. Dialing in on his golf goals will help direct you to the training aids he needs.
2. Determine Problem Areas: Focus on training aids dedicated to the weakest part of their game. If they struggle with putting, look for aids that enhance putting precision and path alignment. For swing improvement, choose aids that address swing plane or arm structure. If they need help chipping, getting to the green, or out of the bunker, then check out our short game training aids.
3. Look For Aids With Instant Feedback & Proven Performance: Last but not least, find golf training aids that will provide immediate feedback during and after practicing with them. These are generally aids that allow adjustments while practicing, enabling them to work on their problem area more effectively. Browse our Holiday Gifting Sale and find a proven golf training aid to help Dad live a happier life.




