The Secret To Your Best Golf Swing (Golf Swing Training Aids)
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Discover the secret to an effortless golf swing with a simple practice regime you can easily implement. Follow this video and unlock all the benefits of the Easiest Swing training aids:
The Secret To Your Best Golf Swing (Golf Swing Training Aids)
Simple, easy to use and instant feedback - these training aids can be mastered in minutes, but will benefit your game for a lifetime.
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Love my swing caddie! You guys recommended it and I can’t thank you enough. I use to speed train with other devices but the swing caddie is the magic sauce!
Really pleased you love the Swing Caddy as much as we do Michael. It is a fantastic training aid, the 'magic sauce' for incorporating everything you need to develop an effortless, easy and powerful golf swing!
I’ve been recovering from back surgery and the swing caddy has been incorporated into my therapy.
Hi William that’s brilliant to hear - hope the recovery goes well and you back on the golf course before too long.
Mine is in the umbrella pouch on my golf bag. Brian told me he would have a few swishes with his swing trainer , half a dozen chips and putts and then tee off, i the adopted that same routine.
Excellent stuff, that is a great place to keep your Swing Caddy and easily bring it out for a few practice swings before you play. Thank you for sharing Brian's pre game warmup routine, it will certainly serve all golfers well ⛳️
Thank you for this video. I see that your Hole in one clicks so easily at setting of 70 mph. I have a swing caddy and use it exactly the way you have explained but I feel a lot of strain for it to click beyond 60 mph. My wrists hinge properly and I even use power from the ground up but 70 is a no no.
That’s fine - we are all different and so if 70 mph is faster than your normal swing you need to bring it back until you are swinging easy. Once you have it clicking easy gradually move it up a tiny bit at a time over the course of several weeks. This is a great way to learn to increase your clubhead speed without strain.
Great job describing the product, its function, and how to train with it. Your way better then the current presenter they have advertising it 👍
Thanks - much appreciated!
I went ahead and ordered the swing caddy and I should receive it tomorrow. I'm hoping I didn't throw $220 away. I've stopped watching other golf videos and now it's going to be the easiest swing.
We have had hundreds of people tell us how much it has helped their game. Use it regularly and don’t try to push yourself too hard or too quickly. Think you will love it!! 😊
Thanks
I determine value off multiple factors, but one is how often I use something. I can honestly say that I swing my Swing Caddie more often than I swing any other club. I may swing my wedges-6i more often in total, but it would be close.
Thank you for telling people this. We think too few people know about these devices and how effective they are.
I follow you religiously. Have bought the shorter swing trainer, love it, and have made noticeable improvements. PLEASE post a video of how you made 107 mph clubhead speed. I mean, seriously. That's 20 greater than my best.
Try swinging it one handed - try each one in turn take all the effort out and swing easy even if the setting is really low you will start to feel the release of power through the ball instead of in the forward swing. Experiment with this and you will find your way. 👍
It is a Nice training tool but 450 euro for the swing caddy and 750 euro for pro is a lot of money.
Make sure you are ordering it from from our Amazon store 'Easiest Golf Swing Aids' . The price will be significantly less than this!
I love your videos ! I am impressed by your driver distance....I am 69 years old and I have an average driver distance of 200 yards. Do you think I can improve my distance with the Swing Caddy ?
Brian saw this happen with golfers for nearly 60 years it was the only device he ever recommended. It is very likely to help you increase your distance. Most everyone we know who buys one uses it regularly for years and years.
I just got my swing caddy and i love it. However, I have large hands and all my clubs have much larger grips. Will it be accurate with a larger grip??
I think it will be fine with a larger grip it is the feel you get which is more important than the numbers on the scale anyway and they are not too accurate anyway (maybe 5-10mph faster than they indicate ie 90 on the scale is close to 100) suggest you ignore the numbers and find a lovely rhythm where you can easily make it click just after impact.
@@Easiestswing I put the jumbomax grip on mine, no problems. Good to know the calibration is off. I am getting average drives of 275 and yet can't swing above 103 on the scale....of course, at 66 I am happy with the distance on the course!
I have hio and have practiced with it all winter. Now, when practicing with my clubs, I hit way behind the ball. I have been hitting the ball with good distance but no control of where it may go. I still hit behind the ball with all my clubs.
Try some small swings with a club on a mat and see if the club strikes the mat to the right or left of a point level with the centre of your stance. If it is to the right (and you are right handed) it is a sign you haven’t shifted your weight enough onto your front foot. Once you get the feel of this it should correct your fat shots as the club will then strike the ball before you hit the ground.
I recall Brian suggesting that the Hole in One required a higher basic swing speed than the swing caddie. I d prefer the shorter indoor option but I’m on the cusp regarding driver/7 iron distances. What to purchase,?. Any thoughts
I think you would be better to get the Hole in One as the scale is relatively unimportant and you will be able to get the same results as the Swing Caddy even if the setting is fractionally different. Although the two devices are slightly different in feel they both produce the same results in terms of developing feel, rhythm and speed. The HIO is a bit more versatile due to being able to use it indoors. Hope that helps.
I’d welcome your opinion on this Phillip. I suffer from a bad back and have found that using the easiest swing method has eliminated my back pain, which is great. I am also hitting the ball further with less effort, which is great too. However, in order to get the click I feel that I’m flicking my wrist at the bottom of the swing, I guess a bit like cracking the whip. What I am now finding is that my left wrist is aching. Is this flicking motion correct or am I doing something wrong? Thanks
It sounds great in the respect of losing the back pain and increasing your power but a “flick” sounds a little extreme. As I mentioned in the video if you dial down the power on your SC or HIO and concentrate on rhythm and getting the click through impact that should take the strain off your wrists. Please let me know how you get on but well done so far!
@@Easiestswingthanks for replying. I’m away until April, so will pick things up then and let you know. BTW, as per Brian’s book, I have lots more spare energy after a round. It really is a game changer. Keep up the good work!
I have used the hio for a few months. I started getting hurt in the downswing. The middle finger on both hands started getting hit, right by the fingernail. It got so they both started bleeding. Have you heard of this before? It is doing it when using my golf clubs now also. What can I do? The harder I swing the worse it is.
No not heard of this particular issue before. I have a couple of suggestions: first try the Vardon practice. In this you take all the fingers off the club except the thumb and forefinger of both hands make some gentle swings with a short iron and eventually hit a few shots like this. Vardon recommended always warming up like this. Second try holding the club as loose as you dare (make sure there’s no one nearby in case it comes out of your hands) to find out if you can hold the club more gently. Make sure you are holding it loose all throughout the swing.
I am trouble getting Brian's book. Can you me the easiest way to order in the US?
The easiest way to get a physical copy of the book is via Amazon. Search for Positive Impact Golf. you can get the e-book version from easiestswing.com 👍
Does the Swing Caddy speed settings translate close to actual driver swing speeds? I can get mine to click at the 110 mph setting, but my actual driver speeds are between 92-97 mph at best.
Our one complaint about the device is that the scale is not accurate enough and some of them seem to have slight stronger settings than others. It’s not a good idea to swing near your max too much. In my own swing using my own device the 110 is about my limit but is faster than my real swing so mine is maybe 5-10mph in the opposite direction to yours but I usually use mine at around the 70mph mark where I can really feel the rhythm and acceleration through impact. Give that a ho and see how you get on.
@@Easiestswing I was at driving range today and had some issues with good contact with my 3H (20 deg). So, I set my Swing Caddy on the 70mph mark and swung it for a few times to get the feel, rhythm, and timing of my swing. Lo and behold, I got great contact with my 3H again!
To echo a comment previously made don’t get too hung up on the mph setting. I have the hole in one version and love it (remember it is only as good as the amount of times you use it) however i don’t think it is calibrated correctly at all and struggle to get it click much after 60mph. In truth it doesn’t matter. I think it is at its best on a low speed relaxed level as it is there to ingrain a relaxed easy tempo.
Couldn’t agree more thanks👍
My 95 mph swing speed is about 60 mph on the Swing Caddy. Main thing is that the more relaxed, the easier to make it click. I use it a lot. Brian Sparks turned me on to it. If it wasn't for Brian, I wouldn't have a swing. 🙏
I find I can't get the Swing Caddie to click after the bottom of the swing, it tends to click before the bottom of the swing, any suggestions how to get it to click at the right location?
That is exactly the point of it as most players release their power too soon. So relax relax relax and take an easier forward swing and you will start to get the click to happen after the ball. ….That’s when the magic happens!
I'm VERY confused, I struggle to drive over 200yards so bought the hole in one, I took it out and within 5 minutes I have advanced to top setting and making it click
This indicates your issue is not necessarily one to do with speed alone. There are some other elements that need to be right to get the ball going further than 200 yards. They are launch angle (wants to be 12° or more) so perhaps your driver is launching the ball too low. Squareness of club head - if it is too open or too closed at impact you will lose distance. Centred strike have you checked you are hitting the ball from the centre? Buy a spray can of foot powder and apply it to the face to check. Finally the angle of attack of your club head on the ball. The club should be rising on a shallow angle to get the optimum ball flight so steep down or body weight on the back foot can affect this. As far as your eofkbwith the hole in one goes I’d suggest dialling it back a little and look to improve your rhythm. I personally achieve just shy of 110mph of club head speed with a driver in my hand but when I practice with my hole in one I set it to the 66-76 range as this helps me improve my rhythm and release.
So hopefully a few things to get your teeth into there - good luck!
@@Easiestswing Thanks for the reply,I’ll work on those things
I enjoy my swing caddy. I still struggle at swing faster than 78mph. I honestly cannot figure out how to swing faster.
Relax!
@@Easiestswing The more relaxed, the slower I swing.
Brian said in an earlier video to pay no attention to the settings--the scale was completely mis-calibrated. He even talked to the manufacturer about this to no avail. That has been my experience as well. Yet I am surprised to see you set at 70--I am completely relaxed yet there is no way I could get it to click at 70. I would appreciate your comments about this.
In hindsight I should have mentioned that the settings are not accurate as you say Brian (and I in more recent times) have complained about this but they are not going to change it. The actual setting is irrelevant as it’s about finding your own easy setting. Bear in mind for me 70 mph is 40mph less than my full speed so if someone normally swings at 90mph they might adjust to say 50 to achieve the feel I’m describing.
I've watched most of your videos and none have to do with setup, starting the swing and after watching you hit shots your viewers can't see any of them.
A fair comment Robert - frankly those things have not been priorities for us up to now, but keep watching - we are planning to cover many of these standard issues but want you to present them in a simpler fashion than most other coaches. We are totally committed to showing the simplicity of golf in everyman terms.