Golf Training Daily

Golf Training Daily is a website that publishes golf tips, reviews, guides, and news. It tests golf training aids and covers equipment such as golf balls, alignment markers, groove sharpeners, practice nets, and launch monitors. The site also offers a daily newsletter featuring tips and reviews.

The site is written by a small team of golfers who test gear themselves before writing about it. They are not PGA pros or influencers but regular golfers who want to get better. They have collectively tested over 40 training aids across putting, full swing, short game, and fitness.

Each review follows a specific structure: what it is, how it was tested, what worked, what didn't, and whether it's worth your money. They use the product for at least three weeks, both at home and on the course, before writing a single word.

The team buys the product themselves at full price with no free units. They track real stats like putts per round, fairways hit, and greens in regulation before and after using the aid. They write what actually happened, good, bad, or indifferent.

Some links in their reviews are affiliate links. If you buy through them, they earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This keeps the site running and lets them buy more products to test.

The site offers a daily newsletter featuring tips and reviews that goes straight to your inbox. You can subscribe to get the latest articles, such as the pre-shot routine guide or travel putting mats review.

They test putting mats, swing trainers, alignment sticks, launch monitors, grip trainers, and everything in between. They focus on what actually fits rather than what is marketed as unisex.

The team includes Martin Payne for hands-on product reviews, Gina Waters for women's golf, Pamela James for senior golf, Tommy Strawn for beginners, and Cole Brown for news and general guides.

They aim to help golfers who want to keep swinging well into their 60s and 70s without wrecking their back. They focus on mobility, tempo, and training aids that respect a slower recovery time.

For beginners, they cover the fundamentals of what a new golfer actually needs versus what the industry wants to sell them. They provide guides on where to spend the first $100 if you are just starting out.

The site covers equipment news, product announcements, and general buying guides that do not fit a single category. They report on new launch monitors or discontinued training aids.

You can contact them by emailing hello@golftrainingdaily.com. They also provide an RSS feed for their latest reviews and updates.

The website domain is golftrainingdaily.com and it was last updated in July. They have been operating since at least that time.

The official website of Golf Training Daily is golftrainingdaily.com.

Golf Training Daily has no reviews on Trustburn yet. Anyone who has used it can write the first review on its Trustburn page.