Swing Extender

The Swing Extender attaches to your bicep just above the elbow with a Velcro strap. Because of its light weight yet durable construction it remains virtually non-existent to you. It is so easy to use and it’s a one product fits all, right or left handed for all sizes—even junior golfers.

Once you’ve used The Swing Extender you’ll see why leading instructor are using it on their students both professional and novice.

The instant you strap it on your arm and make a swing, you’ll hit the golf ball longer, straighter and with more control. That’s because The Swing ExtenderTM creates the proper extension of your arms during the backswing by preventing the arms from over folding and then promotes the correct release of the arms and hands during the downswing. This 90-degree “power-angle” formed at the top of your backswing allows you to create a wider arc by keeping your left arm straight (right arm for left handers) The Swing ExtenderTM .prohibits collapsing, and you’ll automatically make a better shoulder turn. It’s the move that is hardest to master and that feels completely unnatural to most amateurs, but once it’s learned, the rewards are among golf’s most satisfying. Increased distance, accuracy and lower scores are a direct result of the maximum club head acceleration you create with your wider arc and fully extended arms.

PGA Master Professional Tommy Brannen, also recognized as one of the country’s leading golf instructors created The Swing ExtenderTM for golfers just like you.

“I created the Swing Extender more out of frustration than anything, because I wanted so desperately to find a way for my students to actually experience what the proper positioning of their arms should feel like, and thereby reap the positive effects of this action. I’ve had tremendous response and results from golfers who use the Swing Extender. The difficult part now is getting the student to take it off once they’ve put it on. They like the felling of control it gives them and tell me once their muscles become trained to the proper position, they take the Swing Extender to the practice tee regularly as a reminder of the correct feel. It’s a lesson in itself.”

How to Use the Swing Extender:

Before putting the Swing Extender on the arm please read the following instruction to assure the training-aid is placed in the proper place on the arm.

Step 1: Preparing the Swing Extender
First examine the Swing Extender and make sure it has a Velcro strap woven through the slots in the back. This strap will secure the Swing Extender in place during practice. When facing the Swing Extender the buckle should be on the right side. This is the best positing of the strap for a right handed golfer.

Step 2: Prepare to put on the arm
Before putting the Swing Extender on the arm slide the end of the strap through the buckle just enough to lightly attach the end of the strap to the Velcro. This will create a loop of approximately 16”.

Step 3: Correct direction for Swing Extender on the arm
Turn the Swing Extender so the logo and writing are facing away from you. The wide end should be positioned in the elbow joint area. (If the product is positioned up-side down it will not work properly.)

Step 4: Swing Extender just above the elbow

If you are a right handed golfer slide your right arm down through the loop created by step2. Now with the Swing Extender on top of your arm slide it up the arm until it is positioned just above the fold in the elbow.

Step 5: Securing the Swing Extender Strap
Fold the arm to form a ninety degree angle or wider between the forearm and the bicep. Pull the Velcro strap to tighten it on the arm. Wrap strap under to Swing Extender and secure it.

Step 6: Arm folded 90 degree
Straighten out the arm with the Swing Extender in place facing the sky. Fold the arm making sure the arm only folds into a ninety degree angle. If the arm folds more than 90 degrees loosen the strap and push the Swing Extender down toward the elbow until the arm can only fold ninety degrees.