Customer Reviews

Greg Norman's Secret

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Purchased this product at the recommendation of my golf teacher. Have golfed for 30 years now, about an 11 handicapper. Have a strong tendancy to be a little too right handed so I would usually be left of my target. This really showed me that you don't need to break your wrists at impact as many previously had taught me. Takes a little getting used to at the range. Be sure to do as the video indicates, hit 20 with it on, 20 without it. I keep this in my bag so when I'm at the range and on the course, I can put it on for a bit to get the feel.

Greg Norman's Secret successfully keeps the right wrist hinged during the downswing, helping golfers cure any tendency to flip the clubhead up at the ball. Add in a good swing path, and you've got great contact with the ball.

Still trying to get use to. i must be wearing it worng, because it's very difficult to grasp my club correctly. Didn't provide any instruction with purchase.

The product is exactly what I thought that it would be.
I have big hands so it is a little small for me.
It is an effective training aid, it helps me with my golf grip.

It is a good idea, but the angle is a little steep to the point of discomfort. It does get the job done though.

You can still flip even with this on. But it's a good training aid that has helped me to some degree.

This product will help one create the correct wrist angle throughout the swing and most importantly, help create the correct wrist angle to compress the ball at impact!

Helps with solid ball contact. It is one of (if not) the best teaching/learning aid ever!

Fyi, it's the only aid extensively used by golf swing guru Gary Edwin.

One of our foursome bought this thing and we all tried it over the next 3 weeks before it was returned. Greg's secret is he just picked your pocket for 28 bucks. It will hold your wrist back for a proper lag but it is uncomfortable and doesn't feel natural. And because of those two reasons you won't get mussel memory to hold that lag on your down stoke. The mind isn't going to repeat a certain wrist angle when it associates it with pain. A much better tool is a Smash Bag, 5 or 6 different companies make them and it is a true training tool. You will get much better on squaring up at impact and learning to delay your release to get that distance creating lag. I think Greg would be better off putting his name on a poster for restaurants on how to do the Heimlich maneuver, after all he is the King of Chokers, and thats no secret.

Everything with the product was great. But I didn't receive everything that was in the product description. The video tape was not received, even though it said it was included in the purchase.