Scott Edward Golf Wrist Brace Golf Arm Band Swing Training Correct Aid Equipment Wrist Connect-Easy Correct Training Gesture Alignment Practice Tool for Golf Beginners Golf Training Kit

Works well at a good price

I've been using this for a couple of lessons on the driving range and it definitely helps , it's not the best fit on its own but works well when used under a golf glove that's done up firmly.

Found it fiddly on my golf clubs so reverted to other techniques.

When wearing you still have pretty much full wrist movement. It might offer some feedback but seriously just use the old tee in the glove trick.I was looking for something that would restrict my wrist flex and help train the correct position of the wrist on the down swing. I can still move my wrist into any position when wearing this, it doesn't offer any resistance at all.It's cheap so you want to take a punt then fair enough.

The best aid I've found so far to prevent disconnection in the back swing. More beneficial if used to actually hit balls rather than simulate a swing. Better than the tour striker in my opinion.

I don't buy many gold training aids but have this a go. Have to say that I liked it. Very easy to use and keeps your swing connected. Once it's used it a few times to get the feel I no longer needed it as the feeling has become part of my swing. Give it a go

Good quality. Bend it to 51 degrees and wear it on the right wrist and you have a similar wrist cradle to the Prosendr. It works at at 1/15 of the price

Cheapish but not cheerfulThe concept is good the execution poor- namely the elasticated arm bands don’t hold the device snugly against the upper arm, it therefore slips during swing exercises rendering the exercise invalid.The band probably cost less than a pound to make package and ship and it looks it.