Pin High Pro Pocket Golf Training Aid for Consistent Weight Shift During Downswing/Golf Swing Trainer - Perfect for Swing Drills - Made in The USA

Good product, easy to use, but product needed some literature along with shipment regarding how to use the product, so it can be utilized to its best ability.

After using this Pin High Pro for a few days my swing became much more solid and rhythmic. Accuracy and distance improved markedly and not unexpectedly I dropped a few strokes in my score. It's nice to have a swing aid I can put in my pocket or bag that doesn't get mixed up with all the other stuff I carry around. A genius invention by someone who knows golfing.

It is a nice idea, but I returned the first one because it was defective and got a replacment which was also defective. No sound when stepped on, or released. I would say there are some quallity issues in the manufacturing process. Not even tall enough to use a s a door stop.

Product works great, lets you know when weight transfer is correct.

Sorry to be negative, but I can't effectively use my Pin High Pro. It's too hard for me to put enough weight on it to make it click. You have to have your foot placed on it precisely so, and then you must really lean into it with most of your weight to get a click, requiring an exaggerated and unnatural weight shift. Plus, you have to use the outside edge of your foot, not the ball of the foot, to make it click. I'm no sumo wrestler but I do weigh 170 lbs and it should click more easily for someone my weight, IMHO.And there is another big negative, for me at least: it is too elevated off the ground. I measured the tallest aspect of the black area (where you place your foot) and it is elevated about one inch off the ground. At setup, it feels like you have a one inch diameter stick, or a one inch high rock, elevating the outer aspect of your foot. It makes it impossible for me to take a comfortable stance and a natural swing.I've tried it on grass, on dirt, on a mat, and then experimented with it on concrete. Grass (on a driving range) was impossible and concrete still requred shifting most of my weight on it to make it click.I like the concept of this device encouraging a proper weight shift to the front leg, but to be a workable product for me it needs to require less weight to click and it needs to have a much lower profile. Those aren't impossible goals.Mine is apparently a minority opinion, as there are many positive reviews of the product, but I felt like I owed my fellow Amazoners my honest opinion.

worx great.

It seemed like it was broken. So I sent it back.

It emphasized weight shift which I found to be very important to my swing.