FAQs

LagMaster with its adjustable tube provides every golfer, from junior to adult, recreational to professional, the opportunity to improve their body awareness, movement patterns, and swing sequence. It has helped players of all ability levels to hit the ball meaningfully better. It works on any size grip and can be placed on a right handed or left handed golf club.

There are many great training aids on the market that are indeed quite helpful. Some are  easy to use, but many cannot be applied to your own club. This is a key feature that sets LagMaster apart from so many swing aids. It’s simple to attach to your own club to provide incredible feedback when you make the proper swing.

Since the LagMaster can be attached to your own club, many people think it’s just for hitting balls while attached.  We suggest slow, purposeful practice swings without hitting mixed with hitting shots for the best results. 

The use of technology has gotten so good in golf, but the average handicap is still the same as 25 years ago. Why? Because the golfer becomes overwhelmed or even more confused. Many get bogged down with too many complex thoughts running through their mind without any chance to take their game to the course. The beauty of LagMaster is that it makes the most misunderstood movement in the golf swing simple to incorporate for any level golfer.  Helping to create the proper movement necessary to hit a ball meaningfully better, without all of the overthinking.

There are many training aids on the market. Some are indeed quite helpful. Others can actually do damage to your swing. Of the ones that are helpful, most are not easy to use, nor can you apply them to your own club. This is a key feature that sets LagMaster apart from so many swing aids.  It’s simple to attach to your own club and provides incredibly accurate feedback when you hit the ball.

No, the LagMaster is going to help you with every type of shot.  For any swing that requires correct sequence, you will see a dramatic improvement in contact, power, consistency, and direction.

When you repeat a motion multiple times, that movement pattern slowly begins to build a pathway in your mind, causing the brain to coat the relevant nerve fibres with something called Myelin Sheath (kind of like a rubber coating around electrical wires). This coating allows the signals to be passed at a much faster rate than through conscious thought. Tiger Woods would do this when learning a new motor pattern by hitting only thirty balls in a two-hour time span, repeating the movement in slow-motion. Through this slow, repetitive action, he would learn and ingrain the position, the movement, and most importantly, the FEEL. That’s an example of how Motor Memory works.

Golfers from beginners to PGA Professionals have found a variety of benefits from using the LagMaster in their practice routines.

We are currently taking pre-orders with the goal of shipping your LagMaster by early Spring 2023.