| "All the average golfer really has to do to hit the ball solid is to be able to swing underneath the cushion and hit the ball from the inside. The Inside Approach forces you to swing properly. If a beginning golfer could learn to swing without hitting the cushion, they would be miles ahead of the game. It's simple, it's easy to use, and it's going to help golfers of all levels."
Jack Nicklaus
"It's instant gratification and/or instant failure. You'll know if you've done it right and you'll know if you’ve done it wrong. You'll know immediately what a good shot feels like."
Mark Lye - 18 year PGA Tour veteran, TV Commentator
"I've been using the Inside Approach since Jim came up with his prototype 3 years ago. The results we see with students are phenomenal. I've seen it help the high handicapper as well as the tour players I work with, in just a few swings. This is a teaching aid that will be around for a long time, because it is one of the few that truly yields results."
Rick Smith - Founder of the Rick Smith Golf Academies: Treetops, Gaylor, MI and Tiburon, Naples, Florida; Golf Digest Top 5 Instructors; Golf Magazine Top 100; Notable Teacher of several PGA Tour Players
"The true test of a great teaching aid is whether it's simple to use, effective, accelerates the learning process and is practical for students to use on their own. The Inside Approach meets all of these criteria and much more."
Henry Young - 2-Time Michigan Teacher of the Year
"You can't learn without feedback. The Inside Approach gives you instant feedback in the most critical part of the golf swing" the impact zone. You'll know immediately whether you've done it correctly or incorrectly."
Martin Hall - Golf Digest Top 20 Teachers, Golf Magazine Top 100 Teachers; Dir. of Instruction, Ibis CC, West Palm Beach, Florida
"Immediate feedback of ball flight and path are the most important things for a golf swing. The Inside Approach will help you understand exactly what you are supposed to be doing with the club. Having that visual concept of where the club is supposed to go cures a lot of swing problems without you even thinking about your swing."
Mike Malaska - Golf Digest Top 50 Instructors; Golf Magazine Top 100 Teachers; Director of Instruction at Superstition Mountain Golf Club, Phoenix, Arizona
"I use it with Tour Players I teach to a 75-year-old beginner, it works for them all."
Brett LeBrocque - Runner Up, Australian Teacher of the Year 'Brett LeBrocque Golf Academy’ ranked #1 Golf Academy in Australia
"Remember 'Practice Makes Perfect,' or should we say 'Practice Makes Permanent.' Practicing with the Inside Approach lets you practice the perfect swing while making permanent and long-lasting swing changes."
Kathy Hart Wood - Golf for Women's Top 50 Instructors; Former LPGA Tour Player
"Getting proper feedback is what practicing is all about. Don't fool yourself into thinking your swing problems have gone away. Practicing with the Inside Approach allows every golfer immediate feedback with every swing. Obtain the same impact conditions all the best players in the world have."
Mark Wood - Golf Digest Top 50 Teachers, Golf Magazine Top 100 Teachers; Mark Wood Golf Academy, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
"It's portable, it is usable, simple, easy and it creates what we really want in our students and that is somebody that is out there playing the game instead of thinking the game."
Ed Ibarquen - Golf Magazine Top 100 Teachers
"Simple that is also effective, you can't beat that."
Charlie King - Golf Magazine Top 100 Teachers; Dir. of Instruction, PGA National Golf Club, Palm Beach Garden, Florida
"It's the best teaching aid for path I have ever seen."
Gary Nicklaus - PGA Tour Player
"The Inside Approach is by far the most effective and easiest device to help golfers produce the proper all-important swing path to the golf ball. I do not utilize many training aids in my teaching, however, the Inside Approach has become a staple of my teaching because of its effective ness and the near instant, positive results it produces. The Inside Approach is a tremendous aid in improving one's ball flight and increasing confidence."
Stephen "Slot" Slotterback - Director of Instruction, Kinlock Golf Club, Richmond, Virginia
"Finally, there's a product to cure the dreaded slice! The Inside Approach gold swing trainer will help any golfer get the ball started down the target line."
Dane Wiren - CEO, Golf Around the World
"In four months I've dropped my handicap from 24 to 13."
Jorge Guzman-Huesca - Lowered Handicap by 11 Strokes
"What it did for me was it forced me to take the club back in a much more smooth, slower fashion and to get through the ball with a more controlled swing. It was real simple for me, when I started doing that, the ball took off."
John Jay - Lowered handicap by 4 Strokes
"It's like a secret weapon. I don't want to tell everybody."
Mike Salter - Napels, Florida
"I have fought an over the top swing forever. Practicing with the Inside Approach gives me instant feedback of whether my swing path is on plane or still over the top. I feel this immediate feedback is invaluable for my practice sessions which are finally starting to pay off. I recently shot my career low round of 68! "
Scott Chalmers - Lowered handicap by 6 Strokes
"Using the Inside Approach finally helps me understand the correct swing plane. Golf, now, is a lot of fun."
Larry Meuers - Lowered handicap by 12 Strokes | 
The path in which the club is swung directly influences one's ability to square the clubface and thus be consistent. If the club is swung down too steep or from out-to-in, it makes it very difficult for your hands and arms to square the clubface - the result of which is usually an open clubface at impact causing the SLICE (85% of all golfers do this). If you happen to square the clubface when swinging from out-to-in, you may hit a "pull." (Often, you may find that you pull your short irons and slice you longer irons, and especially your driver). When the club is swung down on the correct path, it promotes the proper sequence of movements necessary for your arms and hands to naturally square the clubface. Some golfers have a tendency to hit pushes and hooks. These ball flights are also a result of poor path, however, the path now is being swung too far from the inside or underneath the correct swing plane. 
