GForce Swing Trainer 7 Iron (Original) Used by Rory McIlroy, Super Flexible Shaft Training aid for Swing Path Tempo, Rhythm, Transition, Timing (Right Hand)

Too heavy compared with a standard club. I managed to control my swing to be able to hit the club reasonably well. When I then returned to a standard club I could not hit it at all. Took a large number of shots before I could hit a standard club again. There was no improvement with the swing and strick. Perhaps even a deterioration.

Scroll down for a comment re GForce vs Lag Shot if, like me, you wondered how they differ. TLDR: Buy this club if you suspect it's easier to learn a good swing by feel versus someone telling you what to do. Worst case, you'll return it to Amazon before your 30 days are up and you won't have spent a cent. Best case, for the cost of 1-2 lessons, buy a lesson that never ends and always gives you the exact same advice with instant, accurate feedback on every swing. REVIEW: The Orange Whip, which I've owned for a couple of years now, definitely helped me with tempo, timing, balance, and lag. The GForce provides all those same benefits PLUS you can hit it. This let's you use ball flight to train your brain/body to make the micro adjustments necessary for a smooth, powerful inside-out swing that hits a nice baby draw (be still my beating heart). Perhaps because I have used the Orange Whip for a while, I was able to hit the GForce fairly straight within a few balls on my first range session a couple of days ago. Not every time, but enough to be encouraged that the club was working since the better ball flights also felt like better swings. As others have reported, switching from the GForce to my regular 7-iron did two things: 1) I tended to hook the first few hits more than usual; 2) I hit more "pure" shots than usual. I attribute the former to the GForce teaching my hands to release correctly - and certainly more than I do in my current swing. That feels like a win. I attribute the latter to the GForce doing it's job and helping me properly sequence my swing from the ground up so that my legs, body and arms unwind in sync allowing me to get that elusive perfect contact more often. Bottom line, I'm excited to keep using it. As a data point of one, I am very confident that regular use of the GForce will help me build that repeating, inside-out, body-driven swing we all yearn for. PS: As I read the 300+ reviews here on Amazon, the consensus seemed to be: 1) It's very frustrating/hard to use; 2) It helps! I agree on both fronts. GFORCE vs. LAG SHOT: It took me a while to figure out, but I eventually found out via some online comments from the GForce inventor, UK-based PGA instructor Stuart Small, that the Lag Shot is, per Stuart, a knock-off. According to the comment I found, Stuart sent his GForce to Adam Bazalgette for review... and Adam started his own company to create the Lag Shot knock-off. No idea if that's true, but I chose to buy what I considered to be the original. Plus there are 300+ mostly-positive reviews for the GForce here on Amazon and, at the time of writing, 23 for Lag Shot.

Absolutely fantastic product. This swing trainer really helps with the timing of your swing and gives great feedback throughout the motion. It feels well made and is easy to use, and after a short time you can really feel the improvement in rhythm and tempo. Highly recommend for golfers looking to improve their swing timing.

Tried way too many other golf tools to count. I love the fact that you can hit balls while also working on your tempo with this. There are several videos online which show you how to use it, which is key.

When I first tried the G Force 7 iron, I found that my shots were consistently going to the right. I think this was because I was accelerating too fast in the downswing and forcing the swing rather than letting it swing naturally. As an experiment, I tried hitting the ball using a right hand only swing, which cured the problem instantly. By swinging with one hand only, you are forced to feel the weight of the club and just let it gain acceleration at its own natural pace. I then graduated to two handed swings and tried to keep the same natural feel as the one handed swing. So far it seems to be working well. My half-powered swings are producing straight shots, but when I try a full powered swing, I still have trouble with the shots going to the right. As soon as I see this, I know what the problem is and try to swing smoother. So it's work in progress. I feel as though my swing tempo is improving and will continue to improve with more practice using the G Force..

This is an excellent aid to develop tempo. You just can’t rush the swing. Lots of u tube exercises to accompany this club. Very well made.