MVP
Journeyman Pro
Is it the Swing setter??
Mayber a metronome for putting.
or perhaps a chipstick?
Mayber a metronome for putting.
or perhaps a chipstick?
WHATS YOUR FAVOURITE GOLFING AID???
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RGuk
Tour Winner
Izzo - smooth swing.......crap gadget, but it makes me do two things I nearly always forget!
Dave
Dave
Mine is the eyeline putting device. Basically it has two (removable) rails and a mirror. THe rails are a putter width wide and you slide the putter in and it gives you the feeling of taking the putter back nice and square.
On the mirror are lines which indicate where your eyes and shoulders are in relation to the ball. It allows you to position yourself directly over the ball and with your shoulders parallel to the target.
I use it several times a week on a 6 foot putting mat to get the feeling of taking the putter back and through and to check my alignment.
I also try and take it down to the putting green at least once a month with the rails removed. It aslo has holes drilled into it which you can insert tees. If you do this at the front it allows you to putt and (hopefully) miss the tees. If you hit them it shows if your are pushing or pulling the putter. It also has a series of holes drilled behind the ball which allows a tee to be placed which then restricts the distance a putter can be taken back. Ideal on short putts for practicing a short crisp action.
On the mirror are lines which indicate where your eyes and shoulders are in relation to the ball. It allows you to position yourself directly over the ball and with your shoulders parallel to the target.
I use it several times a week on a 6 foot putting mat to get the feeling of taking the putter back and through and to check my alignment.
I also try and take it down to the putting green at least once a month with the rails removed. It aslo has holes drilled into it which you can insert tees. If you do this at the front it allows you to putt and (hopefully) miss the tees. If you hit them it shows if your are pushing or pulling the putter. It also has a series of holes drilled behind the ball which allows a tee to be placed which then restricts the distance a putter can be taken back. Ideal on short putts for practicing a short crisp action.
medwayjon
Tour Winner
I don't use any aids as such. I have an old 7 iron that I have wrapped in a load of lead weight which I swing to help muscle memory, thats about it.
daveyboy17
Assistant Pro
Explanar after today as in my previous thread bloody marvelous lol all play well 
John_Findlay
Tour Winner
Don't laugh guys, but mine's the Dave Pelz putting tutor;-
http://www.pelzgolf.com/pelzgolf.aspx
Seen a few of the pros use them on the practice putting green. Only used it in the house so far, though.
http://www.pelzgolf.com/pelzgolf.aspx
Seen a few of the pros use them on the practice putting green. Only used it in the house so far, though.
Leftie
Tour Winner
Jon. You're not my long lost grandchild are you? Only 3 weeks ago I melted down half a dozen lead fishing weights that I haven't used for about 30 years and recast them around the head of an old club and now use it for exactly the same purpose.
I do seem to remember a couple of evenings down the local bowling alley.............
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thecraw
Guest
Best aid is any one of your clubs that your not using when practising. Put it on the ground to make sure your alignment is spot on and begin your practice session.
Cheap, simple and effective.
Cheap, simple and effective.
viscount17
Money List Winner
Hip flask!
GB72
Money List Winner
I have an iron bar with a club grip on it. Use it for muscle memory and also to warm up before playing. Half a dozen slow swings with that I and I am ready for a round.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Got a Medicus dual hinged 5 iron. Great fun to try and hit balls, but completely useless.
Nearly bought a puter once, with a 5mm diameter glassfibre shaft. If you held it upwards, the putter head would touch the grip. Great for gettinng a smooth putting stroke, as if you were a bit jerky, the head got left behind, but it was a touch too expensive.
Nearly bought a puter once, with a 5mm diameter glassfibre shaft. If you held it upwards, the putter head would touch the grip. Great for gettinng a smooth putting stroke, as if you were a bit jerky, the head got left behind, but it was a touch too expensive.
The_Squire
Head Pro
Southern Comfort 
clubchamp07
Journeyman Pro
Have to agree there Squire....
I bought myself a remote control trolley a year and a half back and it's fantastic, Saves walking around the green and whenever I need to reload all I do is call it back to the tee and get another ball out. Great fun.
I bought myself a remote control trolley a year and a half back and it's fantastic, Saves walking around the green and whenever I need to reload all I do is call it back to the tee and get another ball out. Great fun.
SoggyMoggy
Newbie
My SkyCaddie SG4
viscount17
Money List Winner
champ, does that trolley have enough battery capacity for the wine cooler? I consider that a 'must have'.
Teetotal
Assistant Pro
I've got this lead sock thing you put on any iron and it sorts out a slice. Only thing is as soon as I take it off I go back to dodgy old swing yet it seemed so obvious what I was doing wrong when I was using it. Maybe I should stick weights all my clubs - is that legal??
Mr_Top_Shot
Assistant Pro
I would have to say my girlfriend, she walks around the course with me, keeps my score, pulls my cart and shouts at me when my approach is incorrect.
Mr Top Shot
Is she available for hire (golfing purposes only!!!) or could she have a word with my wife. Been trying to get her to do that for years (got the scars to prove it)
Is she available for hire (golfing purposes only!!!) or could she have a word with my wife. Been trying to get her to do that for years (got the scars to prove it)
Basher
Tour Winner
Please explain!
My favourite is the humble tee. Stick one in the ground and swing away, aiming to brush it on every swing. I find it helps to stop fat and thin shots.
Mr_Top_Shot
Assistant Pro
Not available for hire i am affraid. She just agrees with me that it is a lovely scenic walk and enjoys the fresh air
