The Training Aid Everyone's Wearing. Does It Work?

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Издатель Aug 21, 2026

In this video, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf give a data-based review of the ProSendr, the most-requested training aid from our viewers. We put it on Gears and compared Shaun's normal swing to his swing wearing it, so you can see exactly what it changes instead of just hearing an opinion.

The ProSendr is built to fix poor trail-wrist mechanics (too much radial hinge, an overly flat and open trail wrist at the top) that cause a slice. It requires you to do 100% of the movement to use it correctly, which is our top criteria for any training aid. But here's the catch: for a golfer like Shaun, who already fights a hook and works hard to fade the ball, it made his face 12 degrees closed to path instead of his normal 2, turning a normal shot into a snap hook. That is not a flaw in the product. It is a perfect example of why a training aid has to match your specific miss.

We cover who this is great for (golfers who roll the face open, get too much lag, or slice), who should proceed with caution (golfers who are already shut or hit it left), the "pendulum" warning about overusing any fix, and the fit issue for larger wrists. No affiliate link, no sponsorship. Just the data.