Training
The training aids and practice gear that genuinely move the needle on your game.
TheStack Stack Radar review: the speed radar that turns a winter overspeed block into numbers, and cheaper bought with TheStack
TheStack's speed programme can't prescribe anything until something measures your swing, and the Stack Radar is the device it was built around. It reads swing speed without a ball and sends it straight to the app. It doesn't measure launch or spin, so the carry number is an estimate, and it makes most sense bought together with TheStack.
By Ben Marsden
HackMotion Core review: the wrist sensor that shows you why you slice
Clubface control is the hidden cause of most slices, and until now it was invisible. HackMotion straps a sensor to your lead wrist, measures what your hands are doing 800 times a second, and beeps when you square the face. For the improver obsessed with ball-striking, it's genuinely revealing tech.
By Jordan Hale
Read your divots: the cheap board that fixes ball-striking
It's all over golf TikTok for a reason — instant, brutally honest feedback on where your club actually bottoms out.
By Ross Hamilton
PuttOut Pressure Putt Trainer review: the cheap aid that actually gets used
Most training aids end up in the garage. This little ramp is the rare one that earns a permanent spot — here's why it works.
By Ross Hamilton
