Research Synthesis
Training aids for a slice
Why face control, path, and task feedback are different problems—even when the ball curves the same way.
Gear desk · Pillar 02
Understand the gear before you buy it.
From training aids and swing sensors to rangefinders, wearables and course accessories, we unpack how golf gear works, what the specifications mean, and where the evidence stops.
Field notes
Build the model before the opinion.
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Research Synthesis
02How weather changes your ball flight
Wind, cool air and the surprising truth about humidity—plus why landing slope and firmness matter after the bounce.
Research Synthesis
03Why your mid-range putts keep missing low
Separate green reading, pace and starting direction, then choose useful practice aids. Ten popular video lessons and a 20-minute routine.
Research Synthesis
The six mechanisms behind golf training aids
A practical framework for separating references, constraints, feedback, exaggeration, load, and task design.
Research Synthesis
What a tempo trainer can—and cannot—change
Rhythm, sequence, load, and the limits of a single preferred ratio.
Specification Analysis
Putting mirrors: what the markings measure
Eye line, face aim, shoulders, and why static setup feedback does not solve speed control.