The Connector Golf Training Aid, Golf Connection Ball | for Posture Correction Practice, Fix Chicken Wing Swing, Suitable for Golfers of All Levels to Improve Swing Performance

A great alternative to its more expensive counterpart. Definitely worth the purchase if you are interested in this golf tool.

My husband ordered this to improve his golf game and has worked!

Works well and is really fast. Didn’t have to cut grips off with this tool, just use fluid and tool to lessen grip and pulls right off. Used tool to realign a couple of my wife’s grips that were not put on correctly to match the other clubs that were regriped by golf shop

I have seen this training tool pop up often over the last few months and finally asked the golf pro our entire family gets lessons from if he recommended a device like this for any of us. He told me absolutely and that he liked the addition of the arm brace trainer included here for things I'm still working on as well. And while I've yet to take these tools to a lesson to get his professional feedback on this training tool set, our family already finds these tools helpful. The Connector tool was easy enough to set up with the included directions and we find the design adequate to stay in place between our forearms when swinging. My two teen sons are newer to golf and still having trouble pivoting properly to maintain their swing path and this is really helping them. With this in place between the forearms there aren't many ways you can take the club back other than through properly rotating through the torso. One of my sons has a strong baseball background and struggles with being very arm heavy in his swing and though we've only had this set a few days I know this is going to be a terrific tool for him to correct these habits. The arm brace trainer did not have any direction at all in the box so I have been using the listing pictures to guide use. Because of this, I cannot exactly tell the angle this is supposed to be screwed on at nor the cueing I should accompany it with and will need my pro to help guide me with this. So from an educational standpoint, more information on this piece would have been very helpful. I find the opening is too big to stay in place below the grip on my club like its installed on the listing picture ( see my attached picture) so it will need to be screwed onto my grip portion to tighten and stay in place. I can already see how it provides nice feedback that could aid in better feedback in where to stop a backswing (for flexible golfers like myself) as well as helpful feedback that would help with delivering more compression with irons and wedges but again, I really need guidance on how to best incorporate this feedback. In terms of value, I do think these are both nice training tools that will help us with overcoming very common bad habits in swing technique but I also feel the $39 price is very elevated for cost of materials, any overall innovation and what you get. This looks like something that cost $1-2 max to produce ( thats being very generous) and you even put it together yourself with zero guidance on use included in this set. Unfortunately this does seem to be the current going rate on these devices at the moment but I would in the least look for a model that offers helpful guidance as I only even got this far in knowing how to use these because I have years of golf experience and work routinely with a pro to continually improve my game.

Works as it should. Seams like it will last a while.

Very easy to slip off from my arms. Hard to operate

Great tool if you want to save a grip, a little mineral spirits and the grip comes off easily.

I'm honestly a bit conflicted about this product. Once you finally get it assembled and to a place where you can start using it, it can actually be a useful golf training aid. The concept makes sense, and it does provide feedback that can help with swing mechanics and body positioning. The problem is everything leading up to that point. First, mine arrived with essentially no useful instructions. As someone who had never used this type of training aid before, I had no idea how it was supposed to be assembled or even what the finished product was supposed to look like. I ultimately had to refer back to the product listing photos to figure it out, which shouldn't be necessary. The packaging didn't help matters either. Everything was simply thrown into a box with very little care taken in presentation or organization. There was no quality packaging, no meaningful instructions, and no attention to first impressions. I've included photos showing what I received. The overall quality is also fairly average. Nothing feels particularly premium, especially considering the price point. It functions, but it doesn't inspire confidence when you first handle it. Another major issue is the size. This thing is bulky. The listing shows it attached to a golf bag, but I personally can't imagine carrying it around the course. It's much larger and more cumbersome than the marketing photos suggest. For most people, I think this will end up being a practice-range or at-home training aid rather than something that travels with them. What makes this review difficult is that the actual training concept isn't bad. Once assembled and in use, it can be helpful. Unfortunately, the lack of instructions, poor packaging, average build quality, and bulky design make the overall experience much less enjoyable than it should be. Overall, there is a useful training aid buried in here somewhere, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired. I can't really recommend it in its current form, especially at this price point.