Five Great Training Aids Under $25

One of the best ways to find improvement in your golf game is by working on the fundamentals: stance, alignment, posture, and grip.

Each one plays an important role in helping any golfer get better, and whether you're a beginner or one of the best players in the world, having tools to help you work on these fundamentals can go a long way. The best part is that some of the best training aids in the world are also among the most affordable and easy to use.

So with the goal of helping you find more consistency in your game this off-season, here are my top 5 training aids under $25.

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Molded Training Grip

One of the most affordable ways to work on your grip and ensure your hands are in the proper position is with a molded training grip—available in both right and left-handed and in multiple sizes to help almost any player get set up with the right grip position on the club.

Now, if you're more than a beginner and think training grips are just for golfers learning the game, think again. Training grips can help any golfer get used to putting their hands in the right position on the club and can help ingrain the correct hand position, even when you're not making swings.

Even though molded training grips have been around for many years, they have recently grown quite popular again thanks to the fact that Scottie Scheffler has been spotted using one as part of his practice and warm-up routine, and it's hard to argue with the results Scottie has seen over the last couple of years on the PGA Tour.

Alignment Sticks

When it comes to affordable and easy-to-use tools, alignment sticks are officially on the Mount Rushmore of training aids. They're lightweight, can be used for all kinds of different drills, and are just as useful on the putting green as they are for full swing practice.

Foam Practice Balls

If you're limited in space and unable to make full swings (because you don't feel like replacing a ceiling fan because of "an accident"), foam practice balls make for a great option to work on your chipping technique, and you don't even need a chipping net!

Putting Mirror

A massive key to better putting is consistent alignment over the ball. This putting mirror can be quickly and easily set up and used both inside and out, and is the perfect tool to help you work on your game almost anywhere. It's also super light and portable.

Pair a putting mirror with some alignment aids, and you might never miss a 3-footer again! (Actual results may vary)

Grip Trainer

Ok, so I realize this might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a golf training aid, but multiple studies have proven that grip strength has a huge impact on your ability to control the golf club during the swing.

These grip strength trainers are adjustable and easy to use for any level golfer, and who knows, this might help make opening jars in the kitchen easier too!

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