ANKLE TAC-TIC
Great golf always starts from the ground up. The more solid and balanced a player's foundation, the more powerful and consistent their golf swing will be. One of the common mistakes I see amateur players make is laterally swaying or sliding the hips on the backswing so that their weight ends up outside their back leg, forcing them to compensate by swaying forward on the downswing, which results in a severe loss of accuracy. Practicing with the Ankle Tac-Tic immediately alerts a player guilty of swaying by making a clicking sound. Once a player learns to keep the Ankle Tac-Tic quiet, they'll learn and retain the feeling of coiling their weight to the inside of their back leg and build a foundation for a better golf swing. Price $19.95

KNEE TAC-TIC
The second foundation point in the golf swing centers around the right, or rear, knee. Amateurs typically straighten the right (back) knee, forcing the left (for-ward) knee to bear the weight during the backswing. This reverse pivot is a major source of power loss. Through practice, the Knee Tac-Tic can train a player, again through an audible clicking noise, to maintain the proper amount of flex in the back knee. When the knee stays flexed, it can support the weight of a fully coiled turn behind the golf ball, setting the player up for a powerful transfer of weight through impact into a balanced finish.  Price $59.95

ELBOW TAC-TIC
Once a player has built a solid foundation and has learned to coil behind the golf ball, the next step is to widen the swing arc. The swing arc is a major source of power and consistency in the golf swing. A player with a narrow swing arc usually allows his or her arms to break down and fold against the body on the backswing. With the Elbow Tac-Tic, the player is alerted immediately via a clicking noise when the arms lose their necessary extension. By practicing with the Elbow Tac-Tic, starting with half-swings and then graduating to full swings, a player will learn to widen the arm swing and create a more powerful arc.  Price $39.95

WRIST TAC-TIC
By the time a player has built a solid foundation, coiled fully into the backswing and widened his or her swing arc, he or she is ready to tackle the last major part of a successful golf swing: impact. The key impact position is a flat lead wrist. Players who allow the lead wrist to break down at impact struggle with inconsistent shot patterns because they lose control of the clubface. Practicing with the Wrist. Tac-Tic on all shots, from putting to driving, will help teach players what it feels like to have a flat lead wrist and stable clubface at impact. The result is straighter and more consistent golf shots. Price $29.95 With Video