
Own the swing you keep losing.
WidthPro straps your lead arm to your body turn, so it physically can't fly away. You feel a wide, connected takeaway in slow reps. Then take it off and watch the strike hold up on the course.
It's not your talent. It's that your arms and body stopped working together.
The moment your arms disconnect from your chest turn, you lose width, sequence, and speed, and no swing thought fixes it, because you can’t feel where you’ve gone wrong.
Disconnection
Your arms drift away from your chest turn, so the swing runs on your hands instead of your body. It's the number-one leak of speed and width.
The chicken wing
Trail elbow collapses and the lead arm breaks down through impact, adding loft and spraying your strike left and right.
It never sticks
You feel it on the range, then lose it on the first tee, because you drilled a thought, not a repeatable physical feel.
Two ways to build a connected swing
Pick your trainer, or run both. Same goal: arms and body moving as one.
Ten swing leaks. One simple frame.
Connected takeaway
Keeps your arms synced to your chest turn from the very first move back.
Wider swing arc
Trains the extension and width that turn into effortless clubhead speed.
Better body rotation
Frees up your thoracic turn so you stop lifting the club with your hands.
No more chicken wing
Stops the lead-arm breakdown that adds loft and sprays your strike.
Trail elbow stays connected
Prevents the collapse that steepens your downswing and cuts across the ball.
Compression at impact
Teaches you to cover the ball and flush your irons off the turf.
Repeatable sequence
Grooves the same one-piece motion swing after swing after swing.
Sharper wedges inside 125
The connection that makes your scoring clubs finally predictable.
You stop thinking about your arms. That’s the whole point.The connected-swing principle
The feel that finally sticks
Build the feel of a wide, one-piece takeaway in reps, then watch it show up on the course without a single swing thought.
Ten minutes of slow reps before you play, and the trail-elbow collapse behind the chicken wing has less room to happen.
It guides you into position instead of forcing you through it, so your own muscles fire the motion and the change transfers.
Watch it in action
Real reviews and reps from golfers putting the trainer to work.
Independent reviews from around the web. Tap to watch.
The same connection, for $80 less.
The branded original sells for $179.99. WidthPro trains the same arm–body connection for $99.99, $80 less, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
| WidthPro | The $179.99 original | Range time alone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trains true arm–body connection | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Builds width & compression | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Right- and left-handed | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Included quick-start guide | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| 30-day money-back | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Price | $99.99 | $179.99 | $0 |
Everything you want to know
Will it fit me?
Yes. The frame is fully adjustable and fits most builds. It hooks over the right shoulder and straps around the lead wrist.
Right- or left-handed?
Both. Reverse the orientation for left-handed golfers. The connected motion trains the same way.
How often should I use it?
Just 5–10 minutes of slow reps before you practice or play. A little and often beats long sessions.
Can I hit balls with it on?
Use it for slow-to-medium rehearsal swings, then take it off to hit full shots so your body reproduces the feel on its own.
When will it arrive?
Orders ship with tracking. Most customers receive WidthPro within 1–3 weeks; you’ll get a tracking link by email.
What if it doesn’t work for me?
You’re covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If your connection and strike don’t improve, email us for a full refund.
30-day “feel the difference” guarantee
Train with WidthPro for a month. If your connection, width, and strike haven’t improved, send it back for a full refund. All the upside, none of the risk.




