Many golfers experience periods where their game stagnates, often referred to as "plateaus."
Golf training aids can be particularly effective during these phases because they allow players to focus on small technical adjustments or address areas that may have been overlooked. For example, a golfer who has plateaued in their driving distance may use a resistance band or strength trainer to build power and flexibility in their swing. Similarly, golfers struggling with consistency in their short game can use alignment tools or chipping nets to refine their technique. Training aids provide the means to break through plateaus by offering focused drills that target specific areas of improvement.
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