PGA, NBC Golf Analyst
""The Swing Master Stick is the finest
all around warm-up and training tool that every golfer should
have and use. I use mine!"
LPGA, CBS, ESPN Golf Analyst
"Every one wants to improve their golf
game and the Swing Master Free Weight System is one of the
best ways to do so. I have been associated with Swing Master
for over a year and it is amazing to see how many Tour players
and amateurs benefit from the flexibility that Swing Master
offers. Swing Master is setting a new standard with the Free
Weight System. Swing Master will become the # 1 Swing Trainer
on the LPGA as it is on the PGA Tour."
PGA Tour
"My Swing Master Swing Stick has a two-fold
value to me. By sliding the weights up to the grip I can loosen
up without placing strain on my muscles. By moving the weights
to the tip of the shaft I can do static exercises, in thirty-second
intervals, to improve my swing. No other trainer gives me
both benefits. I have four swing sticks in different parts
of the country always available to train. It's simply the
best trainer I have used."
LPGA Tour
"The Swing Master Swing
Stick is an outstanding product. It has enabled me to come
back quicker and stronger from surgeries to both hands. I
carry it in my bag where ever I go. The Swing Stick gave my
physical therapist, coach, and me a tool that allowed all
of us to work together to get me back on the course stronger
and faster than ever. The ability to adjust the weights and
add weights makes the Swing Master Swing Stick Great!"
PGA Tour
"My Swing Master Swing
Stick travels to each Tour event I play. It's a fixture
in my hotel room and on the practice range. I consistently
use the swing stick to develop and train my golf muscles
along with using it to work on my swing. It's the best all
around swing trainer I have used."
LPGA Tour
"I've been playing on
the LPGA Tour for two years now and have been struggling
with distance. Off the tee, I'm generally 10-15 yards shorter
than tour average. I've been searching for a way to increase
my distance and your product has helped me do that.
I work with the Swing Master on the practice tee and at
home in the evenings for 30 minutes everyday. My swing speed
has increased almost 5 mph my yardages have increased more
than 10 yards across the board! Not only have I gained strength
in my arms, shoulders and back, I really believe swinging
your product 100 times a day has helped me tone down. Thank
you for introducing me to this product and especially for
helping me lose weight!"
PGA Tour
"I use my Swing Master
Swing Stick every day during competition. With the adjustable
sliding weights I perform three different exercise three
times a day. First, for flexibility and loosening up, before
my round, I slide the weights up to the grip end. Second,
for strengthening, I slide the weights to the tip end. And
third, after my round I return to the practice range and
perform a combination of the previous two exercises by spacing
the three weights equally apart from the grip to the tip.
The Swing Stick allows me to work all my upper body muscles
and it allows me the flexibility to set the weights to any
position on the shaft that I want. The Swing Master Swing
Stick is an outstanding must have training aid and is the
best that I have used."
PGA Tour Representative
"I became acquainted
with Swing Master in August 2000 and instantly saw a benefit
to those Tour class players I work with weekly. The many
drills and exercises made available through the sliding
weight technology makes Swing Master a vital component in
the daily regimen for any golfer. Over 60 players have asked
for and use it. It is the best golf trainer I have ever
worked with."
The Dennis Walters Golf
Show
"The Swing Master Swing
Stick is the most versatile swing trainer I have ever used.
I use it to warm up and I use it to develop muscle memory,
along with strengthening my golf muscles. The ability to
add, subtract, and adjust the weights makes the Swing Master
Swing Stick an excellent training aid."
Tour de Las Americas, New
England Tour, Tour del Pacifico, South Florida Tour.
"I have been playing
in tournaments all over the world for years. Everyone is
looking for an edge, from clubs to balls; and now it is
working out. Whether on the practice grounds or indoors
the Swing Master 35 inch Swing Stick allows me to warm up
in my hotel room so that I am already loosened up by the
time I get to the course. This provides me a time saving
edge and the ability to work different muscles. This is
a great product and a definite key to development of every
facet of my golf game."
Teresa Parker, New York
Pinnacle Long Drive Tour Winner 2002 and Re/Max Word Long
Drive Finalist 2000/2002
"To be competitive at
the Re/Max World Long Drive Championships I usually train
with two training aids. One was a heavy swing ball for power
and the other much light for speed. I now don't have to
carry around two separate swing trainers since the Swing
Master does both for me. With the ability to start with
the weights up by the grip to work on speed and then to
slide them down to increase weight for power it's the ideal
training aid! I especially like the short 28 inch version
which I can swing inside with plenty of room. Tim, you have
a great product!"
Gerhard
Dieterle Golf Teaching Professional Member PGA of Austria
"I
just completed my first lesson with my student and I find
the Swing Stick especially suitable for:
| 1.
Warm - Up |
| 2.
Muscle training |
| 3.
Rhythm training of the golf energy |
| 4.
Training of the correct removing of the golf club |
5. Demonstration of important positions of the golf
energy." |
Edward
Loar
PGA European Tour, Canadian and Asian Tours
"I
have been playing in tournaments all over the world and every
in country when I take the Swing Stick out to warm up and
practice a crowd gathers. Staying fit and working out is critical
to competing at the tour level. Whether on the practice range
or indoors the Swing Master Swing Stick allows me to warm
up and work different muscles. This is a great product that
has allowed me to improve every facet of my golf game."
An accomplished collegiate/amateur career prompted Sports
Illustrated to name Edward Loar the No. 6 “Most Likely
to Succeed as a Professional” in 2000. Loar recently
earned his first pro victory at the 2003 Thailand Open becoming
the first lefthander to win on the Asian Tour. He posted four
top-10s on the 2002 Canadian and Asian Tours.
A
member of the 2000 NCAA national championship squad at Oklahoma
State with teammate Charles Howell III, Loar earned nine
collegiate/amateur titles including the prestigious Southern
Amateur in 1999 and back-to-back victories at the Sunnehanna
Invitational in 1999-2000. In his first event after turning
pro, he finished T-18 at the B.C. Open on the PGA Tour.
He
was named NCAA Freshman of the Year at OSU, was a four-time
All-American and a member of the 1999 U.S. Walker Cup Team.
PGA Tour
