Tac Tic Wrist Over Glove Golf Swing Training Aid

Excellent discreet device and easy to use. It corrected years of slicing in one bucket at the range, which extended into a real round where I hit straight and draws off the tee 15 out of 18 shots. I'm a mid-handicapper, but serious golfer. The only issue, a small one, is that the velcro edges begin to wear out if you take it on and off on the greens. That said, I'm buying a second one as a back up in case these stop being made!

My wrists are in the skinny side. Doesn’t fit great.

I wish I had kept the box and the dvd so I could return this product.I've used a similar training aid from my golf instructor, so thought this would work well for me, but the device itself was poorly made and would not click correctly.The price was good compared to the brand name ones that cost $50+, but this waste a complete waste of my money. Very disappointed.

Product works just like advertised - it gives auditory and physical feedback when the wrist pronates or supinates. The video provided with the device was very helpful as it provided guidance on when I should want to hear/experience it "tic" and "tac". Also it provided the suggestion of how tight to cinch up the device.I wish the manufacturer would include a coupon for their other products or provide a discount for bundling multiple ones. I can see how the elbow device and maybe a second glove device for my other hand could be helpful, but they aren't cheap and a little price break would be appreciated.

Very uncomfortable with the elastic over the fingers and there should be a better way to do it.

This simple little device in ingenious if you have a problem with "cupping" your non-dominant hand during your take-away. You strap it around your wrist (over your glove if you want), and take a normal swing. If your wrist cups (hinges backward) during your swing, you'll hear and feel a "click." It gives you instant feedback. The best thing is that you can make a full swing without the device interfering.A simple design that works.

Having trouble with locking up on your backswing? This device has helped me more than anything in trying to get rid of shank shots. You bring the club back into a cocked position and the sound lets you know you have bent your wrist enough. Then you make your swing not letting the sound to happen until you have struck the ball. This is truly a training aid and not a gimmick.

I guess I was expecting more of a change in my swing path with the training aid. My results are pretty much the same with or with out the tic tac. I will contiinue to try it out at the range to see if my game improves.