Orange WhipGolf Swing Trainer Aid Patented & Made in USA for Improved Rhythm, Flexibility, Balance, Tempo, and Strength *American Made*

This is a great product! I initially bought this for my golf warm-up, does the job well….But I also use it for tennis warm-up! It’s perfect before practice or before a match! I highly recommend.

I bought both the Orange Whip Golf Swing Trainer and the Amazon Basics Golf Swing Trainer in order to compare and decide which one, if any, to keep. So I am going to do this review as a comparison between the two.First, these are both great products. You would probably be happy with either one. Here's a rundown on things to think about, and the winner in each category.Price: The Orange Whip is nearly three times the cost of the Amazon Basics. Winner: Amazon BasicsLength: This is probably less of a data thing and more of a feel thing. The Orange Whip is 47" long; Amazon Basics is 48". My driver (Taylor Made Qi10 Max) is 47". Marginal winner: Orange WhipGrip: The Amazon Basics has a very traditional, textured rubber golf grip. The Orange Whip's grip looks and feels more like a leather wrapped grip, even though it is actually rubber. No winner. Depends on what you like.Whippiness and Swing Feel: The Amazon Basics' shaft is much thicker and less flexible than the Orange Whip's. This gives the Orange Whip a "whippier" feel, and gives you better feedback when you are not swinging smoothly. Winner: Orange WhipGrip end. The Orange Whip has a white counter weight at the grip end, which contributes a lot to its feel when swinging. Winner: Orange Whip.Instructions: The Amazon Basics comes with a nice instruction sheet. The Orange Whip comes with a brochure to sell you other products, with a QR code on it taking you to a website with the opportunity to subscribe (1st month free) to what I think is a rather expensive monthly subscription of training videos. No other instructions. Winner: Amazon BasicsManufacture Country: Amazon Basics is China. Orange Whip is USA. Winner: Orange WhipIn the end, the feel of it was the deciding factor for me. I just felt the Orange Whip gave me more feedback when swinging, both on the backswing and the main stroke. I just like the feel of it with its counter weight in the handle.I returned the Amazon Basic and kept the Orange Whip. Then I was able to change the grip on the Orange Whip to my Jumbo Soft Golf Pride CSX, which are the same as what I have on my clubs. I was worried about that because of the size of the screw end which hold the counter weight on, but I was able to use a 1/2" drill bit to make the hole in my grip larger, and get it on without any problems.

As advertised. Delivered on time. Product works per the one I tried at a training session.Seems to help me stay in sync.

I purchased this for warming up prior to rounds and to keep loose at home. I think if you purchase this expecting it to fix your swing problems you’ll be disappointed. Like ALL training aids if you don’t know what you’re doing wrong in the first place or what the correct process is they’re pointless. I’d save the $120 and put it towards some lessons it will be money better spent. If you’re determined to not take lessons spend $15 on alignment sticks you’ll get more out of them. With all that being said I think this is a great tool for stretching and I’d recommend it to someone who is buying it for that purpose.

Order was exactly as portrayed in photo of product. Arrived on time and good updates during shipping process. Couldn’t be more satisfied.

Great swing aid. Definitely helps with rhythm and tempo.

I was looking at knockoff because this looked so expensive. I ended up watching several instructors on the internet all recommending this one. It really warms you up and gets you to turn to your target.

Excellent training aid. Helps improve balance, tempo, and follow through