The single best way to lower your score is to improve your short game.
The Impact Master™ is a golf instruction aid that is fundamental to training just where in your swing you are breaking down.
Poor short game performance comes when your wrists break down and your hands lag behind the ball lifting the club up before impact to blade the ball and miss the impact position entirely.If your wrists start to break down while using the Impact Master™ – the extension rod will “tap” your side, providing instant feedback to make a correction.
Instant Feedback
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Club Head Passes Your Hands – Get A Thump!
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Fail to Clear Your Hips Properly – Get A Thump!
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No Extension In Your Follow Through – Get A Thump!
Train With It… Play With It
After you have trained with the Impact Master™ and developed confidence in your wedge play – simply remove the extension rod and play with the same wedge on the course.
Never Blade or Chunk the Ball Again!
Poor short game performance comes when your wrists break down and your hands lag behind the ball, lifting the club up before impact to blade the ball and miss the impact position entirely.
The single best way to lower your score is to improve your short game. The Impact Master™ is a golf instruction aid that is fundamental to training just where in your swing you are breaking down.
Never again watch with embarrassment as your ball moves uncontrollably across the green.
Lower your handicap. When your short game is off, it is because you didn’t keep your wrists firm and straight throughout your swing, causing your hands to lag behind the ball and flipping the wedge up before you strike the ball. The result is the ball screams unpredictably across the green.
Stay in position to get the ball up and in the hole!
The secret to playing great golf is taking to the course exactly what you’ve perfected on the range. That’s why the Impact Master is ideal: the club you train with is the club you play with. The club you are the most comfortable with and train with is the one that you will have the most confidence using on the course.
“It really doesn’t matter if you’re hitting a short shot or a full swing, you have to get that same clearance out of your hips. And with the Impact Master getting in your way if you don’t, you’re going to know right away if you’ve done it wrong.
It means everything for me to be able to take the wedge that I’m practicing with onto the golf course to play. So if I can practice with the same wedge that I’m going to be playing with in competition, that familiarity with the way it looks and feels is just enormous.”
Tom Wischmeyer
PGA Teaching Professional
Impact Master™ will get the ball moving toward your target with consistent loft and backspin.
The Impact Master™ is a high-quality, state-of-the-art golf club that happens to double as a training aid. The wedge was designed by Clay Long, personal Club Designer for Jack Nicklaus and has all the design features demanded by great wedge players of our time.
The beveled sole is perfect for tight lies and has a 12° bounce. The perfect look at address is what professional Tour players demand in a wedge.
John Snow –
“When you work with the Impact Master, you immediately realize how much you have to take hand position out of the equation and concentrate on the power and acceleration that comes more from your lower body. Practicing that motion is what is going to make you more consistent.
I instantly realized what I needed to do to hit the proper shot, proper pitch and chip. The feedback the Impact Master gave me was immediate. If I didn’t do it right, I got thumped in my side. Pretty quickly, I learned to make proper contact with the ball and I also learned how much I needed to accelerate on short shots.”
John Snow –
“I have not had to say too much to my golf buddies about the Impact Master. I think they’ve seen it for themselves in seeing my game improve and it costing them more of their lunch money. The Impact Master’s been revolutionary in helping my golf game. It’s improved my extension through the ball, and I would say I’ve improved in the last six months as much as 40 yards off the tee.”