Golf Direction Indicator Training Aid, Swing Practice, Face Alignment Check, Magnetic Alignment Rod, Wrist Correction, Grip End Attachment, Iron

Precautions for Use ・Magnets can only be attached to club heads that magnets will stick to. ・Magnets may not stick to some materials such as aluminum and titanium. ・Depending on the shape and hole diameter of the grip end, it may not be possible to attach it. ・Judging the quality of your form solely by whether the rod touches your forearm is not recommended. Use it as a practice tool to check the position and timing of contact. ・Check the attachment status and use without applying excessive force. ・Sizes may vary slightly depending on the measurement method. Set contents: Indicator rod ×2, magnet base ×1 Color: Silver / Black / Red Size: Length approx. 8.5cm, diameter approx. 1cm How to use [When attached to the head] Attach the magnet base to the club head and check the face direction while comparing the direction of the rod with the target line. [When attached to the grip end] Insert the rod into the rear end of the grip and swing slowly. Check the angle of your wrist and the movement of your hand while checking the positional relationship between the rod and your forearm. Visually check the direction of the face Attach the magnet base to the club head and attach the indicator rod. By using the rod's orientation as a guide, it becomes easier to check whether the clubface is open or closed at address, and whether it is deviating from the target direction. For practicing address and direction confirmation Visualize the clubface orientation, which is difficult to judge on your own. You can practice repeatedly while checking whether you are correctly positioned toward the target. Check wrist and forearm movement The rod can also be inserted into the grip end of the club. By checking the positional relationship between the rod and the forearm during the swing and the timing of contact, you can check the movement of your hands, such as bending the wrist or excessive rotation. For checking swing form It is also recommended for practicing to check whether your swing is relying too much on your hands and whether your body rotation and arm movement are coordinated. Easy magnetic attachment It can be quickly attached to compatible club heads, and attachment and removal are easy. It can be easily used for checking your form at the driving range. Compact and portable Its small size makes it easy to store in a golf bag, and it is convenient for checking at the driving range or before a round.