– UK PRO Golf Connection Band + Free Access to Tutorial Vidoes – Swing Trainer for Muscle Memory & Connection – Golf Training for Right & Left-Handed Players

Very useful tool for muscle memory training and helps clarify the mind for golfing days

Very good product . Very simple to do just doing half swings am a God tempo swing definitely helps with path . Seen better striking already

Very good made a real difference on rotation

Helps a bit to keep my arms close to my body.

I’ve suffered from keeping arms and toes connected for years. Tried all the old recommended fixes with little success. This aid I feel is the answer. From the first moment I tried it I was pleasantly surprised. I could definitely feel what I’d been searching for. Now I understand how it should feel I look forward to taking the feeling to the range and then to the course. I’m optimistic!

I wasn't sure how to adjust this. I sent a message to the seller but they have never replied.

Good quality and good service

Right, I’ll be honest—my golf swing used to look more like a confused octopus trying to hail a taxi. So, when I saw the Golf Swing Arm Connection Band for less than a tenner, I thought, why not give the poor octopus a chance to evolve? Straight out of the packet, it’s a lightweight, stretchy band that looks like something you'd use in yoga rather than golf. But don't let its simplicity fool you—this little strap is determined to hold your elbows accountable and sort out that erratic swing you've been calling "unique." What does it actually do? It connects your arms to help keep that classic triangle shape through your backswing and follow-through. At first, it felt a bit odd—like I was being gently hugged by a stubborn gym instructor. But that sensation is part of the magic. The awkwardness isn’t the band’s fault, it’s your old habits putting up a fight. What really impressed me was the inclusion of YouTube tutorial videos accessed via a QR code. These walk you through drills and explain what you should be feeling. The tone is encouraging, not robotic, and helps you get past the “why am I doing this in my garden with the neighbours watching” phase. Pros: - Budget-friendly – At around £9, it’s cheaper than a round of golf... or a pint at some clubhouses. - Lightweight and portable – Easy to chuck in your golf bag and forget about until your swing starts misbehaving. - Good build quality – The elastic feels robust and hasn’t stretched out like my patience during bunker practice. - Helpful video tutorials – A smart addition that adds real value, especially for beginners or rusty returners. Cons: - Uncomfortable at first – Not painful, just unfamiliar. Give it time. - May not suit all training preferences – It’s a basic aid, not a miracle worker. - Wrist bracer could be more adjustable – Not a dealbreaker, but could do with a bit more flexibility for larger wrists. Tips: - Use it for slow, focused swing drills rather than full-speed whacking. This is about feel, not force. - Combine it with mirror work or video yourself to see posture improvements. - Stick with it! The first few tries may feel off, but that’s usually a sign it’s correcting bad habits. Final verdict: This is a nifty little training aid that gently nudges your body back into decent swing mechanics. It won’t turn you into Rory overnight, but it might just stop you slicing into the trees quite so often. For under a tenner, it’s a no-brainer if you’re looking to clean up your technique without investing in a lesson. A straightforward, effective tool that might just help your swing look less like interpretive dance and more like actual golf.