WidthPro
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- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Right- and left-handed
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How to use it
Most golfers don't lose distance and consistency because they lack talent. They lose it because their arms disconnect from their body on the way back, and never re-sync in time for impact.
WidthPro is a wearable swing frame that physically keeps your arms connected to your chest turn, so your takeaway, backswing, and downswing move as one connected unit, the same "one-piece" motion that creates width, sequencing, and compression at impact for players at every level.
How it works
The frame rests across your back and cradles both arms just above the elbow. As you turn away from the ball, it keeps your lead arm extended and your trail elbow tucked, the exact position that gets lost when arms fly away from the body ("disconnection") or collapse into a chicken wing. Practice with it on, then swing without it: your body remembers the position, because you built the feel through repetition instead of a swing thought.
What it fixes
- Arms disconnecting from the chest turn in the takeaway
- Narrow, "handsy" backswings that rob you of width and power
- Trail-elbow collapse and the chicken-wing finish
- Loss of posture and compression through impact
- Inconsistent strike location from swing to swing
Who it's for
Any golfer working on connection, width, or consistency, from higher-handicap players building a repeatable motion to low-handicappers refining tour-level positions. The adjustable frame fits most builds and works for both right- and left-handed golfers.
In the box
- 1x WidthPro adjustable swing-connection frame
- Printed quick-start guide
- 30-day money-back guarantee
The ball doesn't lie. Your arms came off your body.
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.
The arms drift
Going back, your lead arm leaves your chest. From there the swing runs on your hands. And hands are the first thing to quit under pressure.
The chicken wing
The trail elbow lifts and the lead arm folds through the ball. That's the bent-elbow finish you see on video, and the thin, weak strike that comes with it.
It never sticks
You find it on the range on Saturday and lose it by the first tee. That's the tell of a swing thought. Thoughts fade. A trained feel stays.
Three minutes to a connected swing
WidthPro doesn’t swing for you. It guides you into the correct position and lets your body do the work, the way real motor learning actually happens.
Put it on
The frame hooks over your trail shoulder and the strap wraps your lead wrist, running from the trail armpit to the lead wrist. Ten seconds, over any shirt.
Make slow reps
The frame holds your lead arm wide and tied to your chest, so it physically can't fly away. You feel a connected takeaway instead of trying to picture one.
Take it off and swing
Off comes the frame, and your arms repeat the shape on their own, because you trained the feeling, not a thought.
What the frame actually trains
The frame holds a wide, one-piece takeaway, so you groove the arc in reps instead of hunting for it mid-round. Width you can feel is width you keep.
With the lead arm held in connection, the trail-elbow collapse behind the chicken wing has nowhere to go, and the strike tightens toward your target line.
It guides you into the position rather than forcing you through it, so your own muscles fire the motion. That's why the change shows up when the frame is off.
Straight answers
Will it fit me?
Yes. It's fully adjustable and fits most builds. The cradle hooks over the trail shoulder and the strap wraps the lead wrist. It runs from the trail armpit to the lead wrist, over any shirt.
Right- or left-handed?
Both. Set it up for whichever side you play, and it trains the same connected motion either way.
How often should I use it?
Five to ten minutes of slow rehearsal swings before you practice or play. Then take it off and hit full shots so your body reproduces the feel on its own.
When will it arrive, and what if it doesn't help?
Orders ship in 1–2 business days with tracking; most arrive within 1–3 weeks. If your strike hasn't improved in 30 days, email us for a full refund.
Thirty days to a swing that holds
Train with WidthPro for a month. If your contact and connection haven't improved, send it back for a full refund. You risk one range session; that's all.
