PPG Golf Swing Tempo Trainer and Warm Up Club Flexible Shaft for Lag Training Counter Balanced Weighted Ball

This tempo trainer is very well build and definitely reminds me of a certain orange competitor. Has a great grip installed and provides good resistance/weight through a swing. Pretty easy to pick up and use to warm up before a drive. Overall a great alternative to other options, and I would highly recommend it for the price. Read more

Chose this for my son who enjoys golfing. He has a loft apartment with high ceilings and I thought it’d be good wintertime swing practice for him. He loves it! Said grip feels great in his hand and the weight is helpful. Feels and looks like good quality although we did just get it so I can’t speak to durability quite yet but there’s no reason to think anything but good things about it. He’s 5’10 and said length feels good. Read more

This is a really great trainer. I’ve been trying to improve the strength of my swing as well as the accuracy of returning to the same spot. This comes with a high-quality training club.This is a really great trainer. I’ve been trying to improve the strength of my swing as well as the accuracy of returning to the same spot. This comes with a high-quality training club. Really cool with good tips on how to use it and how it can improve your game. I think you get a really great functionality and value for your money. The plastic material is top notch and is really good. The length and the weight are right for me being 6 foot two. The quality of the club is what shines and this can be used for a long time. Read more

I thought this would a fantastic gift for my husband after many comments about how his game was either great or awful. It took a few times but he is now really enjoying it and is pleasantly surprised. He appreciates that the design encourages a "steady tempo and controlled swing". He is using for a quick warm-up. He said the bquality is excellent: sturdy, well-balanced, and comfortable in the hands. It’s heavier than a normal club (in a good way), so a few swings loosen him up and make his regular clubs feel lighter. Just note you’ll want decent overhead clearance if using it indoors. This is was a win-win for both of us-my husband is getting practice and I got a new light fixture:) Read more

Good quality swing trainer. I've had several of these over the years from the knock off brands to the orange whip and the OG SKLZ brand one. The one problem with these type of swing tempo trainers is the grip cannot be replaced and after some time of use, the grips will eventually wear out and your only option is to repair the grip with tape or jerry rig something to get a new grip to fit. Other than that this trainer works as intended. I basically just use it as a warm up club and to practice my lag training. It has a good weight to it, but is not as "whippy" as some of the previous ones I've had. Also the plastic sheath that covers the flexible shaft is not attached to the shaft and moves around both up and down the shaft and around it. Not sure if it is supposed to do that as none of the others I've used are like that. It's a bit annoying but not a deal breaker. The price of this is in line or a little higher with others in this category, so some shopping around may be in order but this product is still a good choice. Read more

This golf swing trainer is actually kind of fun to use, even though I don’t know much about golf. The flexible shaft makes it feel really different from a normal club, and the weighted ball on the end gives it a satisfying thump when you swing. It feels well-made and sturdy, like it could take plenty of practice without bending or breaking. I like that it makes me move my arms and shoulders in a way that feels productive, even if I don’t fully understand “lag” or swing mechanics. The weight is just right—not too heavy, but enough that you can feel it working your muscles. It’s easy to swing around in the yard or even indoors, and the balance makes each swing feel natural once you get used to it. Using it before trying to hit real balls makes me feel looser and more confident with my movements. The design actually seems functional for practicing timing and rhythm, even for someone like me who’s new to golf. I didn’t expect to enjoy it so much as a beginner. It’s simple, satisfying, and makes swinging a little less intimidating. Read more

This is my first go-around with a swing trainer like this, and I have to say it is quite effective. I love that I can use it pretty much anywhere there is space to swing, and I don't need anything else, like balls or a proper surface or anything. The grip is nice and grippy, the shaft is very flexible so I get great whip when I swing it, and the weight is good for a satisfying workout. In addition to full swings, it is great for smaller range of motion swings to work the wrists and forearms. Read more

I was hesitant to try this at first, but after realizing baseball players use the same concept by swinging weighted bats, I decided to give it a shot—and I’m glad I did. This trainer really helps with tempo, timing, and overall swing consistency. The flexible shaft encourages proper lag and sequencing, and the weighted head builds muscle memory without feeling awkward. It’s excellent for quick warm-ups before a round and makes stretching much more efficient. After just a few sessions, I noticed smoother swings and better control. Definitely worth it for golfers of any skill level. Read more