Tour Striker

December 17, 2009

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The Tour Striker training club is the best teaching aid I have ever seen for learning to retain the angle at impact and it will improve your ball striking immediately.

When I took this club to the range, I was honestly apprehensive about my abilities to hit it.  Even as an accomplished player, it had an intimidating look to it; with the small face and Titanic-sized bounce.  But after only a few flag-high shots, I was able to consistently reproduce promising golf shots, and so were the other golfers I witnessed hitting the Tour Striker.

The magic in this club is its simplicity.  It does two things unbelievably well.  The first thing is it gives you instant feedback.  If the ball goes soaring, flag-high towards your target, then you have hit it incorrectly.  If you produce a high launching, “normal” ball flight, then you have squared the head up properly and executed the shot correctly.  There are no in-betweens.  You have your result instantaneously.

Secondly, it teaches you in an incredibly intuitive manner. If you don’t get your hands in the proper hands-leading-club head position, then you will hit it badly.  Conversely, if you have your hands in the proper position at impact and you will hit it well.  There are no other variables.  It is that simple, and that’s what makes it brilliant.

At $99, you can’t afford not to own one of these.  This teaching aide is a must for any level of golfer.  What I love about this club as a teaching aid is there is no room for error in setting it up, there is no prep time, and no chance for misinterpretation.  You leave it in your bag, pull it out, hit it, clean it off, and put it back.  Well done Tour Striker.

You can purchase your Tour Striker at www.tourstriker.com

Be sure to become a fan of Tour Striker on Facebook too!

Here’s an instructional video, by Martin Chuck, the Director of Golf at Tetherow Golf Club, and inventor of Tour Striker.

Read Kendra’s Vallone’s review of Tour Striker here: http://kendravallone.com/blog/2009/12/a-training-tool-to-compress-ball/

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About Scott Cowan, M.S. PGA

In addition to developing Golf Yeti, Scott is currently the Director of Golf at DragonRidge Country Club and the Regional Manager of Business Development for Pacific Links International in Las Vegas, NV. With a focus more on the business than the golf, Scott's interests have always been in the areas of branding, marketing, advertising, customer service, and the general "polish" needed to run a successful business in the service industry. Scott is an alumnus of both Coastal Carolina University ('95) and Penn State University (96') where he studied the business of recreation and the marketing of the industry. Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Scott and his wife, Tracey now make Las Vegas home with their three children Colton, Avery, and Graycen.

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