1. At address, position the SWINGYDE directly on top of the shaft, in line with the left shoulder.

2. Take away with shoulder turn and left arm straight, with SWINGYDE positioned on top of shaft.

3. At top of backswing, SWINGYDE "rest" touches side of forearm.

4. Start downswing keeping SWINGYDE "rest" against side of forearm.

5. At impact, SWINGYDE is again on top of the shaft as the ball is struck with a square club face.

6. At the three-quarter position of the follow through the SWINGYDE "rest" again meets the left forearm as the arm bends.

The Swingyde
The ultimate golf swing training aid. Achieve greater distance and better accuracy consistently by practicing with the Swingyde. Kit includes: 1 x Swingyde, Instructions, Wrist Band, Elastic Strap, Jim Flick Instruction DVD.
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Ben Jackson, coach of PGA Tour player Brad Faxon shares his thoughts on the Swingyde

"All of us who have taught golf for a long time have had thoughts about such a product, but you've done it. I will search no longer. You have created a new category of learning aids.

The two things that stand out about the Swingyde are it's simplicity of use and the fact that it works through kinesthetic feedback. A golfer can use the Swingyde at home, anytime, night or day. The important thing is he or she does not have to be on the practice tee to benefit. That's huge.

The Swingyde creates "feel" of proper motion, and feel is without doubt the fastest and most permanent route to improvement. In my coaching, I can simply place the swingyde before a golfer, and without a lot of verbalization, he or she makes the necessary changes. And after the changes are made, the golfer can use the Swingyde frequently for verification.

Very seldom do we find a learning tool that will benefit players of all levels of experience, but yours does just that. The first several golfers I used it with were professionals. The Swingyde helped each of them, each in different ways. However, I found that it's just as beneficial for less experienced players, too, also in different ways. I can accomplish a lot with one simple tool, and I love that. Succinctly, we can help fix a multitude of areas quite simply. Just put it on the club, then they do the learning."

Ben Jackson