Orange Whip Golf Swing Trainer Aid - for Improved Rhythm, Flexibility, Balance, Tempo, and Strength

I'm a mid-50s female golfer who has had sciatica back pain for the past three years. Because the pain is debilitating, I've limited my workout routines and taken precautions with my back since the flare-ups. As a result, my strength and flexibility have deteriorated, and my golf game has suffered as a result. I first tried an older friend's Orange Whip a few years ago, and while I enjoyed it, I didn't think it was necessary at the time. Well, my flexibility has become an issue for me, so I ordered the Orange Whip and am loving how it has improved my swing in such a short amount of time. I've been swinging it for a few minutes 1- 2 times per day, as well as during my pre-workout routine Warm up for golf. It's wonderful to be able to fully swing the club without becoming tense while attempting to maneuver the golf ball. It also aids core strength and helps me maintain proper hand and wrist position during my swing, as I have a bad habit of cocking my wrists as soon as I take the club back. I would strongly advise anyone who has lost flexibility, core strength, or wrist strength in their golf game to try this.

Alistair Ellis

| Nov 04, 2021

I'm an above-average golfer who has issues with tempo and other aspects of my swing. A few years ago, I was asked to be the long ball hitter for a scramble team consisting of three much older men. Off the first few tees, I was having trouble maintaining control. One of the men insisted on swinging the Orange Whip, which he had in his bag. I was hitting the ball square with my normal slight draw after only a few swings. I continued to swing the whip before the next few tee shots, gaining more and more tempo, control, and distance with each swing. I should have bought this tool years ago, but at $100 and not playing nearly as much golf, I just couldn't justify it. I still don't play much, but I was fed up with my lack of tempo and control, so I bought the whip and have noticed the same improvement I saw years ago.

Lane Zamora

| Jun 30, 2021

I purchased the Orange-colored version. To assist me in working out my "golf muscles," I use Whip. I was given the opportunity to return. For the past year, I've been experiencing hip issues. I had a physical for two months, I go to the gym three times a week, stretch almost every day, and always stretch before playing a round of golf or going to the range. After all of this, after 12 or 13 holes, the pain returned. I told my doctor the same thing (he was the one who insisted on getting x-rays) and he agreed. "Perhaps it's time to find a new hobby," he said, referring to the rays on my back almost a year ago. I purchased the Orange-colored version. Whip as a last-ditch effort to stay in the game. It's something I use on a regular basis. Almost every day, for ten minutes. I was ready to play after a month of not hitting or playing with balls. If you're running late and don't have time to stretch, hit a few balls, or putt a few, head straight to the first tee and play. No Pain! I went on to play two more rounds, and there was no pain. I'm not sure if it actually worked, but it did for me. That is the end of my tale.

Adley Davis

| Sep 23, 2021

It's been a few days since I got it. I've done the exercises several times and used them as a warm-up prior to playing; not bad. The shaft has a lot of give to it. My wrists have been hurting for the past few days. I like the exercises and the worked-out muscle feel from this fairly specific trainer, but I believe the head weight is too high for my purposes (strength and flexibility improvements). br> I noticed a lot of questions about 47 or 43 that were asked but not answered. Versions of 5 inches I'm 5'7" and have no trouble with the 47", though I believe I'm near the bottom end of the range for this length. 43 would most likely suffice for my needs. If you can't make up your mind, consider the weight (1. 7 vs 1. The weight (which could be as much as 6 pounds) could be more important than the length. While I enjoy the exercises and how they make me feel during a warm-up, only time will tell if they are truly beneficial.
On a separate note, I ordered the lightspeed version because the head is approximately 30 lighter and it will give me a feel for the 43" model. My only real gripe right now is with my weight. I'd like to blame it for my recent golfing woes, but that's a story for another day (smile). After having tried the full-size version, this one appears to be a better place to start. It's not a huge amount of weight. Until you put it on a very flexible pole about four feet away.

Cole BIRCH

| Nov 25, 2021

I decided to bite the bullet and order one of these after seeing some reviews/videos on YouTube. It's a little more expensive than the SKLZ swing trainer, but it appears to be well worth the extra money. It arrived promptly and was slightly heavier than I had anticipated. It's well-made, and I'm not seeing any of the problems that some of the lower-cost alternatives have. Swing trainers were created. I went with the middle of the road option. My wife and I were able to use it to work on strength, flexibility, and staying on the club path because of its size. plane. The ability to receive immediate feedback on bad swing mechanics is extremely beneficial. When you get this thing swinging right, it adds lag to your swing, which helps you generate more clubhead speed and just feels great. It helps to loosen up all of your core muscles and builds muscle memory before you step up to hit the first shot off the tee just before a round. The only drawback I can think of is that there is no feedback to ensure you are squaring up the clubface at impact, but if you can build muscle memory with the large muscle groups, all you need is some fine-tuning with an actual club to ensure you're hitting it far and straight. Overall, it appears to be a good buy so far, and I intend to keep it as part of my fitness, practice, and warm-up routine. routines that have been broken.

Soren Trujillo

| Oct 12, 2021

After speaking with a former college golfer, I decided to purchase it. How well it works astounds me. It perfectly syncs up my swing, and I can track the path of my swing through the strike zone using the orange ball. This tool allows me to see if I'm using an inside out swing that results in a large slice. I've had a lot of trouble with accurate drives and slices. I had a lot of work to do with my swing because I had only been golfing for three years. The first step in correcting my drive swing was to purchase this tool. I've been using it for about four months of the golf season, and I've only recently begun to hit the fairway more frequently. My progress can be attributed to the Orange Whip (along with some intense winter weight training).

Charleigh Myers

| Mar 19, 2021