Golf Pressure Plate, Golf Training Aid for Indoor Practice, Weight Shift Balance Board - Golf Swing Trainer & Golf Speed Trainer, Golf Training Equipment - Strength & Tempo for Chipping Hitting

Fair price and well built. Nice training aid to work on getting weight shift forward and improving your strike. If you are an upper body Over the Top golfer this device will be hard and frustrating.. Recommend starting with small pitches and chips till you get good at it.

True to the description. I can effectively practice weight transferring during my swing.

Cheaper than the Orange Pressure Plate...but that's all that's good about it. Just having the single board in the middle is very wobbly. I sent it back and got the Orange Pressure Plate that is molded plastic and tapered all the way out, so no wobbles, just weight shift!

It pronounces the weight shift. I have found it to be a huge help in knowing how to set your weight on your feet from trail to lead.

It's a simple device that's described as 15 plies of wood. That's a lot of plies and I would have expected a thicker board. Upon looking and counting the plies, I think the 15 applies to the middle piece of wood that is used to teeter the board. The board itself looks to be about 10 plies of wood glued together.The wood itself looks of good quality and I'm almost certain it's made from Pine. The board itself is solid and can withstand a high load.The top of the board itself has a non-slip material. The bottom has soft dampeners for the teetering. I would still not recommend using this on a hardwood surface in your home, unless you want to risk some damage.It's a simple device, that appears to be made of quality material, and pretty effective. I live in the Midwest and I haven't played since October 2024. This board is helping me to try and remember my golf swing for when March rolls around.I'm an advanced golfer (0-2 index), and I think this board is good for training beginner, intermediate, and advanced golfers. However, you must know how to use this board. You can lookup some existing videos, but here's my take:- Do not focus on the literal -- hey the board is teetering right and left. I'm good!- The focus is footwork. What keeps bad golfers from advancing or improving is that they do not understand the importance of good and correct footwork. The golf swing starts from the ground up.- With proper footwork, you will have proper weight shifting.- Focus on fundamentals and keep that left food down -- Greg Normal always talked about rotating his right pocket back to where his right butt cheek was, Xander Schauffele talks about loading the right inside of his foot.- Keep that left foot down and swing back to impact position, feel that stretch in the left hip and left glute.I'm not a golf coach, and I'm not here to enforce my swing theory on anyone. I'm simply saying -- focus on footwork and the swing, and not the results of the board. The board is an accessory to reinforce the move and muscle feeling.The golf swing is incredibly technical and this only helps with 1 foundational piece of the swing. One must acknowledge this will not make you an immediate better golfer. If you can get past that, I would recommend this product for all golfers.

I have seen many versions of this board as an avid golfer and student of the sport. I have always wanted one of these for my home but was afraid to pull the trigger since many of these boards are expensive. While this is pricey as well, it is cheaper than some of the other, better known brands. While other pressure plates may have features like gradual cant so that shifting doesnt cause jerky movements, this board is not a tool you are going to hit a whole bucket of balls on. This is to get the "feel" down between a number of balls hit or club change. If you use this board as intended, it is a great tool to have in your routine so that you can make sure your hip and leg movements are actually shifting your weight. I recommend.

I really like this swing plate. It is super well made, with a solid platform and nice grippy surface. More importantly, it works. One of my main struggles with my golf swing is footwork and weight transfer, and this is a terrific tool to dial in that second aspect. As with any other sports training aid, you need to do the work and make sure you understand the goals you’re trying to achieve.For me, the subtle secret of this board is that I can balance my weight at address, with both ends off the ground. My golf coach has me initiating the swing with a slight forward press, so I press and the board tilts forward. Then I need to initiate the backswing by transferring my weight to my back foot, and the board obliges me by shifting back so I can feel the exact timing of it.The critical part of the swing that I have the most trouble with is initiating it with my hips, rather than my arms, and that starts with shifting my weight back to my front foot. This balance board lets me feel the exact timing of that. Then the hips follow. Fantastic.It’s the dead of winter where I live, so I won’t be getting to the range with this any time soon. I’m using it right now indoors with a rope swing trainer, and it gives me an amazing feeling of rhythm with that. Once I get good enough weather to set up my backyard driving net, I expect to get even better results.

If you're working on your balance, this is a great option. It's very simple and easy to use. It's basically a low-profile balance board. When not in use, it's easy stored.