How It Stacks-up

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All hittable training clubs on the market have be proven to be one dimensional and have a singular focus such as size or shaft flexibility or an internal weight system for determining the low point of the golf swing or know as a divot. 

While they can be used to hit a golf ball because of a club face of sometype "casted" or "forged" they allow for testing feedback, many users find these to be ineffective because they only train one problem area of the golf swing, such as impact or tempo while other areas are neglected or ignored all together.

These can range from $90 to $200 depending upon the model and company. 

Most impact trainers are extremely difficult to set up and very hard to use for beginners and intermediate golfers.  Because of this flaw most users will not receive the needed function or feedback from these products, leaving them un-satisfied and frustrated.  Therefore many impact & path trainers are left at home because they are not portable or very difficult to setup.  Everything for the Pure Move Trainer is compact, lightweight and will easily fit in your golf bag which allows you to carry it all the time and practice where every you like.

Big, bulky & inconvenient they only allow you to swing the club one way...Need we say more!  

Some are adjustable but they are really build for certain size of user and swing shape.  They making all others swing gains mean very little or nothing from them if you have a natural or technically steep or shallow swing path. Get in the box of how everyone should swing and stay their or else. 

Ow and they are expensive $500 to $2,000 

A DIY Special.   

Portable, cheap, easy to replace and very little noise or attention from others.  Just get one from your closet or a trip to the store and your off.

Trains the proper wrist angle and club face position through out the swing.  It can be held or taped to grip of a practice club at home or place of practice. 

It can be confusing and unclear of what to do for beginners and intermediate golfers with setup & use also holds a jacket or shirt.

Many forms and types with or without a club face and also with or without any grip trainer or hand guide.   

These weighted trainers can be great for increasing strength, endurance or as a warm up tool. 

 Designed to slow down the swing and correct flaws or to be used as a overall swing speed trainer they unfortunately create their own swing issues as many users lack the correct motion pattern to benefit from them overall.   

Are we going for a swim or playing golf? 

All joking a side, one of the better, low cost, great feedback training aids or tools used in a professional setting.  A top level swing coach will have a few of these around for sure.  Students can hit them with no consequences, great reach allows coaches to use from a safe distance for take-away or down-swing drills.  Insert some PVC tubing and you have a DIY plane trainer or an impact path trainer. 

Downside, not easy to carry and let be clear everyone on the range knows what you are doing and how your doing it!

Standard grip trainers fall into two categories:  Molded rubber shaped for one hand size or an attachable grip trainer with awkwardly placed finger guides.  These grips are uncomfortable, confusing and commonly leave the user with a worse grip than before.  

The Pure Move Trainer teaches you to have a great grip right off the start, no matter your swing or personal preference.  The grip is an extension of the club head and the Pure Move trainer creates that connection between your hands and the club face as described by Mike Malaska.

They suck!  No really, beside being hard to attach and removed  they very seldom stay in position and often give little to no feed back to users.  Also people who are larger or smaller in size or stature can have problems getting them to fit properly or making them all together useless or of little functions.   

They also look cool, do you really want to be the golfer on the range with a bright coloured straight jacket or some type velcro leg or arm attachment system with bungee cords.

It has been around for long time, pro's, coaches and instructors like to use it to over emphasize the correct impact position.  In the past old care tires where used by some golf coaches, which ended some tour pro's careers.  Modern Impact Bags have soft to medium fill and are much safer but beginners dislike the action, the feel and sound associated with them.

They are large, cumbersome and will certainly standout at the driving range.  Common to teaching pro's at golf academies or dedicated teaching spaces.

A real tour classic!  Cheap, effective, portable, easy to use, affordable, great to use if your off grass and if the ground is soft enough to setup correctly. 

Hard to use off asphalt, concrete or other hard surfaces.  As a plane trainer indoors, they are all but useless unless you have another ground attachment device and then nothing like hitting one of sticks and having it fly backwards, forwards or anywhere with a nice loud sound for all to hear and laugh at. 

With the Pure Move Trainer, you can easily practice and fine tune all aspects of the golf swing with one product.  Many non-hittable swing trainers in the market are unable to make contact with the golf ball due to a lack of club head.  Without the club and it's direct feedback, it can be nearly impossible to improve your swing and hit better golf shots.  

The Pure Move is able to correct many different aspects of the swing and it allows the user to continuously improve their swing quickly and easily.