You guessed it, we’re back at it with another Tour Striker review. Tour Striker founder, Martin Chuck and his team keep churning out training aids that really do allow people to get better at the game of golf.
You’re probably thinking to yourself, “great another gimmicky training aid that overpromises and underdelivers.” But I’m here to tell you (as a fellow skeptic) that the Tour Striker products really do set themselves apart from the competition. They actually work and are easy to use.
In today’s review, we’re going to talk about the all-new Tour Striker Flex Click. Building on the success of the popular Tour Striker Power Click, this training aid teaches you how to grip the club and deliver it to impact every time.
So, let’s not waste any more time and dive right in.
Key Features
Training aid gives you auditory feedback when you’re making the correct move in your swing.
Training aid allows you to hit balls.
Training aid comes with comprehensive instructional video series so that you can reap all of its benefits.
Design and Technology
One of the things I love about virtually all Tour Striker products is how simple they are in their design and function.
That Flex Click is no exception. When you take the Flex Click out of the bag, start by putting the indicator (clickable extension) on your wrist and make sure the logo is facing down. With the logo on the strap facing up, run the strap through the D-ring. From there, you can situate the indicator on the outside or inside of your wrist.
With your hands properly in place, you’re ready to start hitting balls with the Flex Click.
Is this training aid the most technologically advanced on the market? Not by a long shot. But its effectiveness is unsurpassed. With even just a little bit of practice, you’ll intuitively teach yourself not only how to properly grip the club, but to deliver it to impact in a position that will have you hitting solid, crisp shots swing after swing.
But that’s not all that’s included with the Tour Striker Flex Click.
In addition to this revolutionary training aid, you’ll also receive the setup and “Quickstart” video, Martin Chuck’s very own 12-video lesson series, a complimentary swing evaluation, free shipping, and a 100% money back guarantee if you’re for some reason unhappy with your purchase.
Tour Striker Flex Click
If you’re going to improve your ball striking, you have to deliver the club properly at impact. There’s no getting around it. I’ve yet to come across a training aid that teaches you how to do just that like the Tour Striker Flex Click.
So, if you’re ready to take your ball striking to the next level and start shooting lower scores, give the Flex Click a try for yourself.
PROS
- Auditory “click” feedback lets you know when you’re making the right move.
- Small, compact design makes it easy to use the training aid anywhere you have room to make a swing.
- Training aid can be used in multiple positions to work on different aspects of the impact position.
CONS
- Training aid can take some getting used to when you’re first starting out.
- Shipping times can vary depending on logistics.
- Some golfers find it awkward to grip the club when wearing the training aid.
Our Experience
On my journey to become a single-digit handicap by the end of this year, I’ve spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to deliver the club properly at impact. While I used to be able to get into the right position sometimes, I struggled to do so consistently.
That’s until I started working with the Tour Striker Flex Click. After just a little bit of practice, I’ve seen huge improvements in my ball striking and consistency.
Am I about to head Q-School? No. But I’ve been able to develop a keen understanding of what proper impact looks and feels like and it’s made a huge difference in my game.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Tour Striker FlexClick?
The Tour Striker FlexClick is a golf training aid designed to improve wrist positioning and grip during swings. It helps golfers achieve the ideal impact position, enhancing both long and short game performance by training proper wrist mechanics and grip.
How does the FlexClick work?
The FlexClick functions by providing feedback on wrist positioning and grip. It can be worn on both the lead and trail wrists, and it allows training on both the inside and outside of the wrists. This versatility helps golfers develop muscle memory for a proper grip and wrist alignment during their swings.
What bonuses come with the purchase of the FlexClick?
When purchasing the FlexClick, buyers receive a 12-video lesson series valued at $250, free shipping within the USA, and a 100% money-back guarantee. These bonuses are designed to enhance the training experience and ensure effective use of the product.
Is the FlexClick suitable for all skill levels?
Yes, the FlexClick is designed for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. It addresses common issues related to grip and wrist positioning, making it a valuable tool for anyone looking to improve their golf game.
Can the FlexClick be used for both long and short game training?
Absolutely. The FlexClick is effective for training in all aspects of the game, including driving, chipping, pitching, and putting. Its design allows golfers to practice various shots while reinforcing proper wrist and grip mechanics.
Conclusion
If you’re going to improve your ball striking, you have to deliver the club properly at impact. There’s no getting around it.
I’ve yet to come across a training aid that teaches you how to do just that like the Tour Striker Flex Click.
So, if you’re ready to take your ball striking to the next level and start shooting lower scores, give the Flex Click a try for yourself.
Paul Liberatore
As the Founder of Golfers Authority Paul Liberatore Esq. has spent the last 7+ years writing about the best golf equipment or instruction from the top golf instructors in the world. He has been a contributing writer for Sports Illustrated Golf and GolfWRX. After graduating with honors from Purdue University, he realized that he had a passion for the golf business and the law. When he's not practicing law, or creating golf content on YouTube, he can be found on his syndicated Behind the Golf Brand podcast talking with the most prolific leaders in the golf industry.
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