Mike’s recommended training tools

Useful feedback.
Less clutter.

A short list of products Mike uses or recommends when they make the practice task clearer. No endless catalogue—just tools with a purpose.

Mike Bygrave demonstrating a driver address station at Shots Factory
Chosen for a clear practice purpose

Training aids

Know what each tool
is helping you measure.

Training aids work best when they answer a specific question. If you are unsure whether one fits your priority, ask Mike before buying.

02 · Contact + low point

Strike Wedge

A compact impact training aid that gives simple feedback for strike location, angle of attack, low point and club path.

  • Fits easily in the golf bag
  • Works indoors or at the range
  • Useful for contact-focused practice
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03 · Practice equipment

TRS Golf

Golf practice and training products selected to support purposeful, repeatable work between lessons.

  • Tools for structured practice
  • Useful for home or range sessions
  • Mike Bygrave affiliate collection
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Some links on this page may be affiliate links. If you purchase through one, Mike may receive a commission at no additional cost to you. Recommendations remain based on coaching usefulness.

Before you buy

Start with the problem.
Then choose the feedback.

A training aid should make the task clearer, not create a new collection of swing thoughts.

Ask Mike first

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