Golf Training Aids
Overview
GolfTrainingAids.com is owned and operated by Golf Around the World and is now located in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Founded by PGA Master Professional Dr. Gary Wiren, in 1984 as a resource for providing training aids to teaching and touring professionals, GolfTrainingAids.com has expanded to now offer the world's largest selection of golf teaching and training aids. Serving the golf industry for over 35 years, we are the most knowledgeable one stop shop for all of your training needs.
Products
Formed Grip - preformed Training Grip
Pre-formed golf grip training aids affix permanently on a club or dowel to train a player how to place the hands on the club. Golf club grip aids are available in Men's right and left-handed only. They are 'traditional' type training grips for medium sized adult hands. For larger hands try the Ergo Grip.
Dr. Gary Wiren talks about the importance of grip by using a preformed training grip installed on a club.
Grip Wrap - by Gary Wiren
The hands are the only connection to the club. Not only is the grip important, so is maintaining proper grip pressure. The Grip Wrap locks the leading hand to the club and prevents the player from re-gripping at the top of the swing.
The Golf Grip Wrap can be used with any standard golf glove. It has hook fasteners on one side and loop on the other. To use it, open the Velcro tab on your golf glove and affix the Grip Wrap glove attachment. Press your golf glove tab back down and then wrap the Grip Wrap around your hand.
The Grip Wrap may be used on just the leading hand or the player may slide the trailing hand into the strap so both hands are secured. This is a little easier if you have someone wrap your hands for you but the end result will be your hands feeling like a single unit working together.
The Grip Wrap is a one-size-fits-all product and can be used right or left-handed. This golf glove training aid is great for anyone with arthritis or hand injury or just to feel a great connection to the club without choking the club.
