Through the partnership LL4G will help introduce more amateur women golfers to the benefits of playing SwingWing Golf’s 6-in-1 Inflatable Trainer through demonstrations at Ladies Links Fore Golf clinics and Fun Day events. Led by four of the nation’s top-ranked LPGA teaching professionals, LL4G is one of the nation’s largest organizers of public and private golf events for amateur women golfers, with the mission to grow the game of women’s golf worldwide.
“We are very proud of our partnership with SwingWing,” said Lynn Stellman, Ladies Links Fore Golf Chief Executive Officer. “It's is an effective warm-up tool and training aid that helps increase club head speed, which is perfect for LL4G because all of the participants of our Ladies Links Fore Golf events want to hit the ball farther!”
The SwingWing™ is a lightweight, easy-to-inflate 6-in1 training tool that quickly slides over the grip and is positioned near the head of any club. Made of soft, flocked vinyl, the SwingWing will not damage your club and its patented design provides just the right amount of wind-resistance to develop a stronger, faster swing. It’s also the perfect tool for warming-up before you practice or play. With just 10 swings, you're warmed up and ready to play a great round of golf.
“SwingWing Golf is quickly developing a reputation as the innovator behind golf’s only inflatable power swing trainer on today’s market,” said Dan Gitre, SwingWing inventor and CEO SwingWing Golf™. “Through the partnership with Ladies Links Fore Golf, more women will have the opportunity to experience first-hand the multiple benefits of this versatile trainer.”
SwingWing Golf will provide the 6-in-1 Inflatable Power Trainers for exclusive LL4G events, where they will be featured in demonstrations. In 2012 and 2013, Ladies Links Fore Golf is hosting more than 100 women’s events nationwide. The SwingWing Inflatable Trainer also will be showcased on the Ladies Links Fore Golf website, www.LL4G.com, the official online amateur golf community of the LPGA, on the LL4G radio show, and in Ladies Links Fore Golf Magazine, the only national women’s golf magazine written by women golfers for women golfers.
“Wind-resistance training is a proven technique to help improve a golfer's tempo, lag, sequencing, and full body turn, resulting in increased distance off the tee,” said Gitre.For strength building, swing the club 10 to 20 times, increasing your effort with each swing. To work on your tempo, swing the club and feel the resistance on both your backswing and as you bring the club forward through your swing.
In addition to warming-up, other features and benefits of the SwingWing include:
• Place between your forearms for proper arm position and symmetry
• Stabilize the wrists for controlled chipping and putting
• Place between your knees to involve your legs and torso and maintain a proper base
• Place under one arm to eliminate the “chicken wing”
• Use it as a prop for your clubs at the range or on a wet course
• Use it as an alignment tool or to help visualize and perfect the proper swing plane
After you are finished, the SwingWing can be attached to a towel hook on your bag, or it can be deflated and quickly stored in your golf bag.
For more information about any of the LL4G events visit LL4G.com. For more information or to order, visit www.SwingWingGolf.com.
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