I found the information very useful. I would like to see you print on both sides of the cards. Not only would this reduce the size and weight, it should reduce your manufacturing and shipping cost. I think the price is fair. Thank you Mike
Not practical. Has all the shots but am I flipping this on the course? No.
Hi Steven, the intent is to memorize at home and incorporate what you've learned on the course.
Quick shot reference guide. Great for beginners. The book is tough to handle with just one ring holding it together.
Good little book. Well made. Not something I would break out during a round, but definitely good to have (and look at) every once in a while. Take it to the range.
Golf has a lot of moving parts. And at my age it's getting hard to remember some things. The Swing Minder has been a great addition to my bag. If I ever need to take a shot that I may be a lil foggy on, I turn the my Swing Minder. Great Product
Super easy to use, large pictures to give you a great visual picture. Diagrams for feet positioning, ball positioning, and swing movement are all great reminders to execute the shot you need. It’s like have a swing coach on the course with you.
It’s always when you’re on the course, away from your coach that different lies start confusing you. I was impressed with the list of shots this has and how easy it makes a review of SO many shots. Great resource piece, well constructed and easy to grab.
I recently received this and its very helpful for a quick cheat sheet on what a potential fix or even better shot can be by simply knowing how to adjust to the circumstance at the moment
Haven’t had a chance to use it since I tore my Achilles but I’m sure it’ll help here and there.
My playing partner had one of these and we used it in a Scramble.
We were on a golf course that was very undulating! It helped us so much for uphill, sidehill, downhill etc lies!!!
That's why I ordered two! One for my husband and one for me!
Came in a really nice store front type packaging with QR code to golf tips on the back. Disc really adds a challenge to your putting pace. I hit center cup over and over, but the ball hops right past with the pace I’d been giving it. Helpful tool and being soft silicone can pack it in the bag without taking up much space.
Beautifully illustrated high quality stock cards showing setup positions for tee box, fairway shots, approach shots and pitching and chipping to greens and putting. Wonderful reminder
After I got it, I was all excited to use it. It was going to make its debut at my first tournament three days after. I had already gone through it and put little sticky tabs on pages that I needed so I could get to look at them even quicker. In my haste to get my bag on the cart and get going in the tournament after the fifth hole, I remembered that I left it on the front seat of my car. I found out, It also works as a tool to review the 18 holes that you just played while driving home.
I never step onto the course, now, without my trusty Golf-Minder. During practice rounds, it transformed my “why did I even attempt that?” shots into “wait... did I just do something right?” moments. Whether it was lineup, club loft, weight distribution, chipping around the green, or staging a dramatic escape from the dreaded bunker, this little booklet had me shaving strokes off my game instead of just shaving my dignity.
Now, if you’ve got a handicap in the teens or lower, you probably think you’ve got it all figured out—and, honestly, you might. But for us high handicappers still trying to play something that loosely resembles golf (and not just the old “hit and hope”), it’s a total game-changer. Looking forward to my next round with the guys—hopefully, this time, I’ll spend less time apologizing and more time pretending I know what I’m doing!
Nice to have this as a reference on the course or range to practice shots I wouldn’t normally practice