PRO SENDR ProSENDR Golf Training Aid — Carbon Fibre Wrist Cradle and Compression Sphere, Right Hand, Pre-Set 51° Trail Wrist Angle

ProSENDR is a three-in-one golf training aid combining a carbon-fiber wrist cradle and a detachable connection sphere to teach pro-level wrist positions, lag, and consistent ball striking.

Designed by instructors Sean Foley and David Woods, the ProSENDR blends engineered hardware and guided instruction to make ideal wrist angles and connection feel repeatable. The device ships with a patented wrist cradle set to an average trail wrist angle and a separate connection sphere that can be used independently or together. It’s built to help golfers understand the mechanics of the takeaway, backswing, transition, and release through feel and feedback rather than abstract instruction.

How does ProSENDR teach proper wrist position at the top of the backswing?

The carbon-fiber wrist cradle holds the trail wrist in a reproducible extension angle that approximates a neutral/top-of-backswing wrist. By physically maintaining that geometry during practice swings, your nervous system learns the correct feel so you can replicate it without the device. This trains the lead wrist to sit flatter at the top and reduces inconsistent flipping through impact.

• Pre-set cradle angle approximating a neutral trail wrist (about 51°).
• Lightweight carbon-fiber construction for stable feedback without excess weight.
• Easy on/off use so you can transition from drill to full swing quickly.

What role does the compression/connection sphere play in swing sequencing?

The connection sphere creates a small, compressive link between hands, promoting synchronized hand and forearm motion during the takeaway and downswing. It encourages maintaining connection through transition, helping you shallow the club and preserve shaft lean into impact. Used alone or with the cradle, it reinforces correct timing and lag for cleaner strikes.

• Compresses between hands to teach unified hand movement and pressure balance.
• Helps you feel and hold lag during the downswing for consistent contact.
• Portable and removable for varied drills and practice sequences.

Will using ProSENDR improve ball striking and release mechanics?

ProSENDR trains the sequence that leads to repeatable impact: neutral lead wrist at the top, shallow downswing path, preserved lag and proper release. By internalizing these positions through feel, many golfers translate the practiced mechanics into more consistent center-face contact and controllable ball flight. It removes guesswork by giving immediate tactile feedback on wrist and hand alignment.

• Teaches a flat/neutral lead wrist at the top of the swing for better clubface control.
• Promotes a shallower transition and maintained shaft lean into impact.
• Encourages a complete, athletic release rather than early flipping.

What instructional support comes with the device?

The product includes five follow-along video protocols created by Sean Foley and David Woods that break practice into focused segments: Takeaway, Backswing, Transition, Impact, and Follow-Through. Each clip demonstrates drills and sets expectations for feel and timing so you can progress safely. The videos are designed to be paired with on-range repetitions to cement the sequence.

• Five step-by-step training videos covering the full swing sequence.
• Clear demonstrations from touring instructors and practical drill progressions.
• Designed for repetition-based learning and at-range application.

Who is this for? ProSENDR is built for golfers who want repeatable, tour-level wrist and hand positions without relying solely on verbal cues. It’s suitable for beginners who need a consistent feel, intermediate players correcting specific sequencing issues, and advanced players seeking subtle refinements. Coaches and instructors can also use the device to speed up student comprehension by providing a tangible reference for wrist angle, connection, and release.