Level 3 Golf

Wear The Right Angle to feel the proper position of the right arm when you swing. It develops the width and extension you need for a compact, yet powerful on-plane swing. The Right Angle shows you how to set your wrists and hinge the elbow by forming a 90-degree angle, positioning your arm correctly at the top of the swing and ?dropping it into the slot? at the start of your downswing - one of the keys to distance and accuracy. It also encourages proper release through impact and a full extension.

The Right Angle is made a of a lightweight, durable plastic frame and covered with rubber padding. It fits comfortably and easily over the right elbow of right-handed golfers. And despite its name, it works for left-handed golfers. This is an extremely effective learning tool for the short game, too. It teaches you to have the club, arms and shoulders working together in a one-piece pendulum motion, producing solid, consistent chips, pitches and even putts. It also works well in bunkers. Can be used by right-handed and left-handed golfers If a player casts from the top with their right hand, or never sets correctly at the top into the downswing, the Right Link gives an unimpressive flat clicking sound through the ball, an indication there is no speed or power.

YOUR TIP: Delay the release.