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Izzo Golf Splash Out Bunker Training Aid - Golf Swing Training aid Made to go in The Bunker for immediate Feedback on Your Golf Swing
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
- Immediate Feedback: this golf bunker training aid sits in the sand and, using the crescent cut out, provides feedback on where you club impacted the sand helping promote clean bunker shots
- Reversible Design: Splash Out Bunker Trainer is designed so you can simply flip the training aid upside down, so it can be used by right handed or left-handed golfers
- Bunker Training Aid: simply placing the ball 2-3 inches from the back portion of the training aid will help promote hitting the sand properly behind the ball
- Durable Material: made from a high-quality plastic the Splash Out Bunker Training Aid will last hundreds of shots out of the bunker
- Safe Design: the red guide arm is made from a durable, safe foam material so it won't damage your clubs upon impact
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Apparently, you place it on the sand with the rod alongside it - with a couple of inches gap horizontally between them. This device is bigger than it may appear - the club is supposed to hit the sand in the round cut-out.
If the club hits the rod - you've probably hit the ball with the shaft/socket of the club and the ball could go anywhere. If the club hits the plastic furthest from the peg and ball - you are going too deep.
The "high quality plastic" appears to be polycarbonate.
I guess that the idea is that you spend a few hours in the kid's sandpit - swinging away and flattening the sand after each swing. Ball optional. It's presumably cheating to actually use one when playing someone - they might get a little miffed if you do so.
These seem to normally be a lot more expensive than this - so happy to vote for it. Happy to learn something new, so now when someone mentions having repeatedly shanked their ball in a sand-trap, I can be suitably sympathetic and ask after their hosel.