Official Golf Training Aids

Are you looking for some great golf training clubs for your training sessions? The ones below are just some of the great golf training clubs available at present. You can go over them and see if there’s a particular club that will conform to your needs.

Great Golf Training Clubs

HIPPO XXL Fairway Woods

This a new golf training club which has an adjustable feature to basically fit your game. Also, it has additional weighted screws to allow you customize these woods to your specific needs.

Basic Features:

• Includes a deluxe zippered closure head cover.
• Likely, the head is made of the highest grade 17-4 stainless steel with a maraging steel face to make the ultimate distance, sharpness and control.
• In general, there are two sets of weights available, that can actually be interchanged depending on the golfer’s needs. Normally, the two lighter weights can be placed in the head to provide a lower flight pattern and a neutral bias, while the two heavier weights can be placed in the head to produce a higher flight pattern and a neutral bias as well.
• The head is also available in #3, #5, and a #7 fairway wood.
• The velvet grips included are fitted as standard.

Tour Edge Bazooka GeoMax Driver

With this training club, a balance has been struck between appealing and performance. This is so great as golfers now can indeed hit straighter and longer drives thus entailing a much better game as a whole.

Basic Features:

• Has a performance enhancing geometry to maximize your drives.
• Unprecedented level of control through a revolutionary, one of a kind geometric design.
• With to-the-limit dimensions and a fixed 20-gram tungsten rear sole weight reposition; the GeoMax’s center of gravity deeper and lower in the head.

Nakashima NP-1 Irons

Generally, these are true billet forged from Nakashima’s high-grade proprietary carbon steel. Basically, these clubs are considered as unique ones because of its incomparable feel and sound.

Basic Features:

• Great sound, feel and workability.
• True “tour grind” shape sole design.
• Leading and trailing edge are rounded to prevent the sole from digging in the turf.
• Likely, the grooves are CNC milled to maintain their depth and sharpness for a longer period of time, thus entailing better accuracy and higher quality than the stamped grooves.
• Minimal progressive offset, allowing golfers to shape their shots with maximum ease and simplicity.

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