The Golf Nerd did a great job of describing how they are two completely different products! They share the flexible shaft concept for timing and tempo. But, the Orange Whip has a patented counter-balance on the end of the grip to enhance your Swing Plane training. The Orange Ball on the end allows the user to learn to swing with trust, and not be so focused on the results of every swing.
I just got the orange trainer a week or so ago. I love it for warming up, it's super useful. My golf instructor has the entire set of swing trainers and he swears by them. I enjoyed the 7 iron today. It's very interesting.
I bought the 7 iron lag shot about a month ago and it really helps me. Not sure if this is legal or not but I have been bringing it out on the course with me and swinging it between holes or shots. Now I feel lost if I don't at least swing it before rounds or the driving range.
Great review. And that's why I'm here BUT I do have an odd question sorry. But what are the pants you are wearing? They look really comfortable for both golf and everyday wear. Could you please tell me what they are? Many thanks!
Pretty funny comment!! Lol! I’ve never been asked something like this before! Those are Eddie Bauer Tech Pants. Just very lightweight pants. Probably similar to any tech pant. If I remember right they were pretty inexpensive. Bought them last year I think?? Thanks for the unique question!!!
@@PJo336 I think launch monitor is the best way to work on it and measure the result. You can use like a driver headcover set outside the ball to force the inside path. Check out my slice fix video, I firmly believe that’s a good technique to get the feel of an in to out path.
I'm getting back into golf and still have an orange whip trainer. I got made fun of long ago by idiots saying I got ripped off and could have the same training holding a few golf clubs together. Glad I didn't listen to them.
100%!! In fact I would say it’s probably one of the better ways to get back into golfing form if you haven’t swung for awhile. I like how low impact it is on the body, while providing good exercise and timing. Thanks for the comment!!
@@TheGolfNerdin this extreme situation I suggest you move the ball forward and see what happens. In normal situations, I would agree that there are def more causes than one for most outcomes, but you specifically attributed it to the shaft being too weak.
The Golf Nerd did a great job of describing how they are two completely different products! They share the flexible shaft concept for timing and tempo. But, the Orange Whip has a patented counter-balance on the end of the grip to enhance your Swing Plane training. The Orange Ball on the end allows the user to learn to swing with trust, and not be so focused on the results of every swing.
Thanks for the great feedback! Feel free to link to it on your website and thanks for the terrific product!!
Great video. I have both. Lag really helped me with tempo. I tended to swing too hard and come over the top. .lag is helping with plane
Thank you for sharing your experience!!
I just got the orange trainer a week or so ago. I love it for warming up, it's super useful. My golf instructor has the entire set of swing trainers and he swears by them. I enjoyed the 7 iron today. It's very interesting.
I didn’t know they had expanded he series, that’s really cool!
Very helpful. I own both. And what you did was help clarify the distinction between them. Thanks.
Thanks man!!! Glad you enjoyed it!!
I have used all of the lag shot clubs for 2 years now. Game changer in both warm up and building lag correcting the face at impact.
It will definitely make you work on face closure!! Thanks for sharing your experience!!
How does it help you build lag? IOW, what does the club force you to do, if anything?
For speed training they have the Orange whip lightnspeed trainer its great as well.
Very cool! I hadn’t heard of that. Thanks for sharing!!
I bought the 7 iron lag shot about a month ago and it really helps me. Not sure if this is legal or not but I have been bringing it out on the course with me and swinging it between holes or shots. Now I feel lost if I don't at least swing it before rounds or the driving range.
That’s awesome! And as long as you aren’t playing competitive rounds, no problem with swinging a training aid on the course. Thanks for the comment!!
Thanks Man! 😃👍
My pleasure!!
Great review. And that's why I'm here BUT I do have an odd question sorry. But what are the pants you are wearing? They look really comfortable for both golf and everyday wear. Could you please tell me what they are? Many thanks!
Pretty funny comment!! Lol! I’ve never been asked something like this before! Those are Eddie Bauer Tech Pants. Just very lightweight pants. Probably similar to any tech pant. If I remember right they were pretty inexpensive. Bought them last year I think?? Thanks for the unique question!!!
Thanks very much!
My pleasure!! Hope you got some value out of the video!!!
wow you have insane timing, although i did just order the whip first :P
That’s funny. The whip is great, I love mine. Probably should use it more!
@@TheGolfNerd any tools you would most recommend specifically to work on club path? My focus right now is getting driver and irons in to out
@@PJo336 I think launch monitor is the best way to work on it and measure the result. You can use like a driver headcover set outside the ball to force the inside path. Check out my slice fix video, I firmly believe that’s a good technique to get the feel of an in to out path.
If 7 iron of lag shot is for training the club face, how about their wedge iron lag shot training aids?
Great question! Unfortunately I have never tried the wedge and as a result, can not comment!
I'm getting back into golf and still have an orange whip trainer. I got made fun of long ago by idiots saying I got ripped off and could have the same training holding a few golf clubs together. Glad I didn't listen to them.
100%!! In fact I would say it’s probably one of the better ways to get back into golfing form if you haven’t swung for awhile. I like how low impact it is on the body, while providing good exercise and timing. Thanks for the comment!!
The ball on the whip snapped and put a hole in my wall, lol. Don't use the mini orange whip indoor like they advertise.
Holy crap!!! So sorry to hear that! Thanks for sharing your experience!!
Exactly wrong. Too weak of a shaft will flip at the bottom
We will have to agree to disagree. I believe a flip is caused by the swing and not the shaft.
@@TheGolfNerdin this extreme situation I suggest you move the ball forward and see what happens. In normal situations, I would agree that there are def more causes than one for most outcomes, but you specifically attributed it to the shaft being too weak.
Dude hard to comprehend… u r constantly repeating urself…
Sorry it wasn’t helpful.
I use the lag shot & it's great for rhythm training & gives immediate feedback. You obviously can't hit balls with the whip.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
i like his manner and presentation 👍
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Thank you very much!!!