The Golf Clock is a visual training system designed to help golfers achieve consistent ball striking by focusing on fundamentals like grip, posture, alignment, and swing path. By using the Golf Clock, golfers can eliminate common swing faults such as coming over the top and develop a repeatable, powerful swing that mimics professional golfers. This portable and affordable tool allows practice anywhere, making it the last training aid you'll ever need.
Golf is a game of precision and consistency, yet many amateur golfers struggle with inconsistent ball striking. Sometimes the ball flies straight, other times it veers left or right, leaving players frustrated. Enter the Golf Clock, a revolutionary training aid designed to help golfers master the fundamentals and develop a repeatable, powerful swing.
Many golfers face the challenge of inconsistent shots. A frequent issue is the ball going off to the left, often caused by a swing fault known as "coming over the top." This move disrupts the swing path and leads to slices or pulls.
The Golf Clock is a visual training system that guides golfers through the essential elements of a proper golf swing. It focuses on five key fundamentals:
By positioning your feet, ball, and aiming point according to the clock face, you can establish the correct setup and swing mechanics.
Imagine a clock laid out on the ground:
This setup ensures the right posture, ball position, and alignment.
The Golf Clock teaches you to take the club back over 6 o'clock, set it horizontally at the top of your backswing, then drop the club down so it swings over the green on the inside path. This swing path helps eliminate the over-the-top move.
As you swing through, release the club so the toe rolls over the green on the other side, allowing your right arm to cross over your left, forming an "X" shape with your arms. This release is crucial for power and accuracy.
Many amateurs try to keep the clubface straight through impact, resulting in a "V" shape with their arms and a less effective swing. Professionals swing with an "X" shape, where the right arm crosses over the left, allowing the club to release naturally.
This release creates lag, where the clubhead trails behind the hands, generating more power and better ball striking.
After impact, your right hip should point at 3 o'clock, with your belt buckle and chest facing down the fairway. This balanced finish indicates a proper weight shift and follow-through.
One of the greatest advantages of the Golf Clock is that you don't need to be on the course or at a driving range to practice. You can perform slow-motion swings in your living room while watching golf on TV, ingraining the correct motion and tempo.
Hundreds of golfers have improved their swings using the Golf Clock. Many are amazed at how quickly they start hitting the ball better and ask how such a simple tool was never invented before.
To begin, place the Golf Clock on the ground and set your feet, ball, and aim according to the clock positions. Practice the swing path slowly, focusing on the back over 6, down over the green, and release sequence. Repeat this motion hundreds of times to build muscle memory.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, the Golf Clock is the last training aid you'll ever need. It simplifies the complex golf swing into an easy-to-understand and repeatable process that builds confidence and consistency.
Get on the clock and transform your golf game today.
