Power SwingFan Replacement Fins

I first purchased the Power Swing Fan years ago. After use for so many years and exposure to the sun in Southern California in my back yard golf set up, a couple of the fins started to deteriorate. I decided to order the new fins and re-grip the trainer. I could not be happier with the product. While my kids would laugh at me some times bringing the swing fan to the golf range, the trainer is really an effective way for me to get my swing speed up. As I am getting older, I noticed my swing speed dropping. The swing fan helps me keep the speed up. After I warm up and stretch, I take the swing fan a swing in a golf posture for 20 times. Then grab a club and swing it for a few times. As I work my way through my bag, I again take the swing fan and swing it 20 times. Then my driver. After 10 or so drives, I switch back to the swing fan and do two, 20 swing sessions. Then back to the driver. For me, the swing fan helps me with my acceleration through the ball to a full finish. It remains a major part of my practice session. And while my kids have not been comfortable with me taking it to the range, the fact is, they have yet to score lower than me in any round and we have been playing golf for over 20 years together. Finally, set up is easy. You slide in the fins and attach the bolts and wing nuts. So, if you are looking for a device you can swing outdoors and indoors, and which helps you gain swing speed (which means more distance), I would recommend the swing fan.

I first purchased the Power Swing Fan years ago. After use for so many years and exposure to the sun in Southern California in my back yard golf set up, a couple of the fins started to deteriorate. I decided to order the new fins and re-grip the trainer. I could not be happier with the product. While my kids would laugh at me some times bringing the swing fan to the golf range, the trainer is really an effective way for me to get my swing speed up. As I am getting older, I noticed my swing speed dropping. The swing fan helps me keep the speed up. After I warm up and stretch, I take the swing fan a swing in a golf posture for 20 times. Then grab a club and swing it for a few times. As I work my way through my bag, I again take the swing fan and swing it 20 times. Then my driver. After 10 or so drives, I switch back to the swing fan and do two, 20 swing sessions. Then back to the driver. For me, the swing fan helps me with my acceleration through the ball to a full finish. It remains a major part of my practice session. And while my kids have not been comfortable with me taking it to the range, the fact is, they have yet to score lower than me in any round and we have been playing golf for over 20 years together. Finally, set up is easy. You slide in the fins and attach the bolts and wing nuts. So, if you are looking for a device you can swing outdoors and indoors, and which helps you gain swing speed (which means more distance), I would recommend the swing fan.