Swinging the club with this combination increases your flexibility and targets your golf muscles that require extra strength for a smooth swing. Flexible Shaft The Orange Whip was designed to help these golfers swing the golf club with a smooth tempo and relaxed grip. After using the prototype in his lessons students kept asking if they could buy one – hence the Orange Whip was born. Does the Orange Whip really work?

While it’s always great to take lessons from a teaching pro, sometimes it’s just not in the budget. I think you can get your money’s worth if you train with this product, and start incorporating the feeling you get to your actual golf swing. As mentioned earlier, communicating and teaching rhythm and balance are some of the most difficult teaching areas. Unlike club positioning, rhythm and balance are golfer-specific.

This Orange Whip review looked at the best features of the original swing trainer that is being used by professional golfers and PGA Training professionals. And the junior version is intended for our younger golfers who might not be strong enough to swing the original Orange Whip quite yet. Final Thoughts As you become more proficient, you can start to make bigger swings like chest high, and then shoulder higher, until you finally progress to a full swing. This won’t take long. You should be able to make full swings with confidence by the end of your first training session, we simply want to minimize the risk of injury. Once you have become acquainted with the feeling of swinging the club with both arms individually, it is time to put it all together in a full swing using both arms and hands.

To answer if the Orange Whip works we need to think a little deeper about how golf training aids work. After the success of the original design, the company has created all kinds of similar products for your golf and fitness needs. Here are some of our favorite accessories that can also help your swing and game.Wrist hinge in the golf swing is extremely important to maximize the clubhead speed you generate. Slide your hands to the lowest point on the grip, laying the grip across the fingers of your trailing hand with the thumb resting on top of the grip. The Sklz Gold Flex trainer is a lower-cost version of the Orange Whip. I wasn’t able to test these at the same time (side by side), but my reflection from both is that the Sklz Gold Flex trainer doesn’t match the Orange Whip for feel and balance when swinging. The device is intentionally designed to be slightly longer than a normal golf club. The extra length helps exaggerate the motions made while swinging your driver. It forces you to adjust your tempo so that your entire body stays connected. If you’ve struggled with tempo, this device could be a gamechanger.