The Hottest new Golf Training Product to hit the PGA Tour in Years

Have you ever wondered what the latest piece of golf training equipment the pros are using, and would it be of use to you. Well I’ve found it; this hot new product is taking the PGA Tour by storm. I’ve been using it for a month now and my swing and body are feeling great. Take a look at it. Here is what they are saying about it.

We just wanted to share with you some information on what is arguably the hottest training product to hit the PGA Tour in many years - the LeaderBoard Golf Trainer.

It is used by a host of Tour players including Robert Allenby, Stuart Appleby, Adam Scott, Geoff Ogilvy, KJ Choi, Rod Pampling, Stephen Ames, Zach Johnson, Bob Estes, Steve Allan, Paul Gow, Michael Campbell, Mike Weir, Stewart Cink, Brad Faxon, Aaron Baddeley, Heath Slocum, John Senden, Jesper Parnevik, and Brett Quigley.

In short, the LeaderBoard works the core muscle groups that power the golf swing.

The LeaderBoard uses an innovative resistance design to develop both muscles and movements specific to the golf swing. In addition to developing the optimum muscle function and motor skills, the LeaderBoard is also incredibly effective in immediately identifying swing deficiencies in posture, balance, timing and power by physically cueing the player that something is not right and retraining the muscles and movements for more effectiveness.

What do the Tour players say about the LeaderBoard?

Just a couple of their comments include:

Adam Scott - 2007 Shell Houston Open Champion: "I use the LeaderBoard not only to train my body to move with maximum power but also to technically reinforce the proper timing of my swing. The training I do on the LeaderBoard is paying huge dividends in my performance."

Geoff Ogilvy - 2006 U.S. Open and World Match Play Champion: "The LeaderBoard has been a part of my tournament preparation for the past two years. It is the most versatile training device I have ever used, and proved invaluable in the lead up to my victory in the U.S. Open. The exercises train those golf specific muscles to 'fire' at the right times, resulting in greater accuracy and longer hitting. I love it."