THREE… the downswing does not start correctly (often a result of the two faults above). A lot of golfers begin the downswing with a “chopping” move starting with the arms…and things go downhill from there. This all sounds good in theory, right? But how does this device actually do what it claims to do. First, let’s take a look at how it’s built. The Design Well, the short pitch from Revolution Golf is that the Sure-Set training aid helps you get better consistency and gain 10-25 yards with your driver. TWO… the arms and the shoulders get separated, throwing off your timing and causing you to “leak” a LOT of power. Every low-handicapper and professional golfer keeps their upper and lower body working in harmony… this is what some teachers call, “structure in the swing.” We took a deeper look at this new golf training. Here’s what we learned. The Mind Behind the Sure-Set Training Aid

One of my goals was to take all that technical “mumbo-jumbo” out of the equation and make it easy for golfers to FEEL the correct movements.

With help from the SURE-SET, you will gain that all-important constant radius in your golf swing … achieved by matching up the journey of the arms, club, and torso rotation.

The Sure-Set Golf Training Aid is a tool designed to help golfers improve their swing mechanics. It's built to teach the 'coil and load' phase of the golf swing. By training with the Sure-Set, users can learn to correctly set their wrists, arms, and shoulders for a more efficient and effective golf swing. Who can use the Sure-Set? Dan Frost is the visionary who invented Sure-Set. Frost is a PGA Golf Instructor and one of the top coaches in Europe. The answer is pretty simple … it’s because, until now, you haven’t been able to FEEL these correct moves.

The Big Picture

After building a few and seeing amazing results I soon had people asking if they could have one and so I partnered with a company to make them. Sure-Set is essentially a shaft bent at the middle with an angle that can be adjusted for your body and swing style. It also features adjustable arm length and a ergonomically designed grip to train your hands for the correct position throughout your swing. At one end of the training aid is a cushioned ball that sits against the crease between your shoulder and chest as you swing. How You Use It you get the idea. This seems like a lot of goals for a single training aid. Really, it all comes down to one basic idea: The reason the Sure-Set works so effectively is due to its motor-training component, commonly referred to as muscle-memory. This process only happens through repetition, creating the chemical myelin which enhances the neural pathway/connection until it is more prominent than the previous move.