Read the manual!

The PBS comes out of the box with a one page manual explaining how to properly use it.

Jeff employs some specific TGM (The Golfing Machine) terms in his manual such as "Extensor Action" and "Aiming Point" that might scare those unfamiliar with those concepts… but nothing to worry about as your servitor has put this site up to guide you through this jungle!

I may add also that you’ll figure pretty quickly how the device should be used:

It is designed to be placed on the aft side of the grip where your index trigger finger touches the grip.

Notice also that it cannot be tightly fixed – for a good reason: you have to keep it in place by keeping a constant pressure in your index finger!

Video review

Have a look at that video and I’ll catch you after the break (by the way, sorry for the windy mic and the French accent, it was an impromptu video!):

Troublesome in “non Lagging” motions

The PBS matches your #3 Pressure Point location and helps focusing on the pressure exerted (or not!) on that spot.

If you’re not familiar with the Lag Pressure Feel, you might find that the PBS is pretty tough to use properly as it will tend to slip away from the grip.

This is normal, it was designed on purpose: It happens only if you lose pressure on it somewhere during the downswing OR if you apply pressure somewhere else than on the aft of the grip.

I’ve tested it on mid-handicappers and to my surprise, they were having a lot of trouble using it. They failed miserably in using the PBS and had a lot of trouble keeping it in place. They were also pretty annoyed by this foreign thing on their grip that was disturbing their feels!!! (lol)

In fact it was a very good clue that something was not working right in their swing’s dynamics.

Be humble and stick with it!

You have to stay humble and accept that the PBS is working as it should if used properly – the PBS is here to tell you the truth and will help you in knowing what is dynamically sound or not in your motion.

The good thing is that if you start feeling comfortable when striking the ball with it, you’ll know that your Lag Pressure is on the right track and so will your game.

More info available on Jeff’s site.

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