Great to train the release indoors

Have really enjoyed using this while spending so much time indoors. Defiantly points out some flaws with timing of release.

perfect for indoor use in the winter. when it got nicer out i did notice that it had helped. watch the youtube videos for training.

I am giving 3 stars for now because I have't been able to see if it will translate to actually hitting a golf ball. I feel like I am able to better understand my hands in my swing since I have always had a flipping issue. I will update when I get a chance. It is nice that you can use this thing pretty much anywhere.

Very good item

Helps me practice not flipping my wrists.

Works as advertised, but isn't magic. You have to put in the work at the range or inside pretty often to ingrain the feel. Once you get the move down and the impact position correct, you will notice a significant difference in your ball striking. Recommended for early-releasers.

I tend to flip my hands so using this helped me feel what a swing should feel like.

The first time I tried to use the Impact Snap it was shocking how wrong my form was. The best part is that it gives you immediate feedback on your swing path. I am a slicer and it is helping me straighten out my drive and fairway shots. The free training videos are helpful as well

Great service from Rockbottom! It will take a while to really get the hang of this learning tool - it helps in terms of position at impact - not sure about the follow through it is teaching!

This is a great swing trainer for beginner through intermediate players like me who slice the ball and have problems getting the correct wrist action before, during and after impact. The device both positions hands/wrists with a fixed guide bar/ball, and gives you the feel for the timing of the uncocking the wrists at impact with an internal sliding weight that you hear sliding down and snapping with the proper swing. It helps with the lag on your downswing by having you maintain the wrist-cock on the start of the downswing until just before impact with the lagged release of the club by uncocking the wrists, and when done properly, causes the internal weight to slide down and snap at the point of impact, but not before, which means you are casting the club, which produces the slice. However, you should still use an impact bag to check for proper club face alignment.

For me, Impact Snap does what is advertised.....It lets you know where you're releasing the club and the yellow ball lets you know how to more correctly release the club. It's now a permanent component of my practice and warm-up routines. I highly recommend it for anyone who is releasing the club early.