HOW TO HOLD YOUR SWING MASTER
The Swing Master Golf Swing Trainer should be held so that the bottom of the club kicks upwards at the bottom. The words SWING MASTER (printed on the side of the chamber) should face to your right with the weight measurements facing your left. This applies to both right and left-handed golfers.

Fill with water to your own personal level and adjust to suit your comfort. We recommend that you begin with the lower weights until your golf muscles adapt to the practice exercises you are performing or the weight that best suits the specific drill being performed.

Follow the sequence below to FEEL the benefits of the Swing Master.

LOAD
The water should settle (momentarily) in the shaft-end of the club at the top of the swing (this acts as a tempo trainer by slowing down your back swing) loading the energy for the down swing.

RETAIN
Retain the angle of the club to keep the water in the shaft-end of the club until your wrists begin to unhinge. This will bring your club down on the ball and eliminate a casting swing, which can throw you off your swing plane and lose valuable club head speed.

RELEASE
Listen for and FEEL the release as it happens. Your wrists should release (be fully extended) at the point of impact (the ball) where the clubface will be fully squared. You should HEAR and FEEL the water rush to the end of the chamber as your wrists are released (unhinged). Regular practice will get you squaring the clubface every time giving you longer, straighter shots.

FOLLOW-THROUGH
The weight of the water will pull your swing (arms) through the impact area and assist you in transferring your weight through to complete your swing.

WHAT IF YOU DO NOT HEAR ANYTHING?
If you do not hear anything this means the water is not transferring inside the chamber and is trapped in the chamber. This can occur for two reasons.

1. If you take the club past parallel at the top of your back swing the water will transfer to the bottom end of the club rather than loading in the top shaft end of the club. To correct this make sure you keep the club more upright at the top of your back swing so the water loads properly.
2. Your tempo is too fast. If this occurs then the water is trapped in the end of the chamber and it does not have time to transfer properly as the swing is too fast. To eliminate this slow your swing down and concentrate on allowing the water to load in the chamber at the top of your back swing before beginning your down swing.

Adjust the weight of your Swing Master to suit the exercise you are practicing.

Increase the weight of your Swing Master only as your strength and flexibility increases.

PLEASE LUBRICATE THE GRIP THREADS ON A REGULAR BASIS TO PREVENT CORROSION