Build Better Width Maintain Structure In The Backswing
“There is no better aid for working on width and maintaining structure in the arms on the backswing.”
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Right Angle Backswing Trainer
Train a wider backswing, better trail-arm structure, and a more powerful swing arc with simple position feedback.
- Helps prevent the trail arm from collapsing at the top of the backswing
- Promotes a wider, more powerful swing arc
- Improves timing, tempo, and consistency
- Durable ABS brace with soft neoprene padding and adjustable straps
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"The Right Angle V2 helps me keep my trail arm in a stronger position at the top of the backswing. It gives clear feedback and makes it easier to feel a wider, more connected swing."
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Train Better Arm Structure For Every Part Of Your Game
The Right Angle Backswing Trainer helps golfers feel the correct trail-arm position, maintain width, and build a more repeatable motion. By adjusting the gear/cam setting, you can use it for full swing, chipping, and even putting practice.
Simple Setup. Instant Feedback.
The Right Angle is worn on the trail arm to help prevent the arm from collapsing during the swing. It gives golfers a clear feel for better structure, better width, and better control throughout the motion.
Place It On Your Right Trail Arm
Place the Right Angle Trainer on your right arm, positioning it above the elbow so it sits comfortably against your upper arm and forearm.
Secure The Straps Comfortably
Tighten the straps so the brace stays in position without feeling restrictive during practice swings.
Adjust The Gear/Cam Setting
Use the adjustable cam to control how much arm bend is allowed based on the shot you are practicing.
Make Smooth Practice Swings
Focus on feeling width, structure, and connection instead of forcing positions. Let the trainer give you feedback.
Adjust The Gear To Match The Shot
The adjustable gear/cam is what makes the Right Angle so versatile. Change the setting to allow more or less arm bend depending on whether you are training a full swing, short game motion, or putting stroke.
Full Swing Training
Use the Right Angle during full swing practice to maintain a wider backswing, improve trail-arm structure, and reduce the common mistake of the right arm collapsing at the top.
Chipping Practice
Adjust the gear/cam for shorter motions and use it during chipping drills to keep your arms connected, control excess wrist or arm breakdown, and build a cleaner strike.
Putting Drills
For putting, adjust the setting to help quiet unnecessary arm movement and reinforce a more connected stroke. It is a simple way to practice structure and consistency on shorter motions.
Training Tip
Start with slow practice swings before hitting balls. The goal is not to force your arm into position — it is to learn the feel of better trail-arm structure, better width, and a more connected motion.
Build Better Width, Structure, And Feel
Whether you are working on your full swing, short game, or putting stroke, the Right Angle Backswing Trainer helps you feel a more connected and repeatable motion.
Stop Letting Your Trail Arm Collapse
One of the most common swing problems is losing arm structure at the top of the backswing. When the trail arm folds too much, the swing can become narrow, disconnected, and harder to repeat.
See How The Right Angle V2 Trains Better Structure
Watch how the brace helps golfers control trail-arm bend, maintain width, and feel a stronger backswing position without overthinking mechanics.
- Shows proper trail-arm positioning
- Explains how the feedback mechanism works
- Demonstrates how to train a more repeatable motion
Why Width Matters
A wider backswing gives your body and arms more room to work together. Instead of getting stuck, cramped, or overly handsy, the Right Angle V2 helps you feel a stronger position with better extension.
This can make it easier to stay connected, create better tempo, and return the club to impact with more consistency.
- Encourages a wider swing arc
- Helps reduce excessive trail-arm bend
- Promotes better structure at the top
- Builds a more repeatable practice feel
The Problem It Helps Solve
When the trail arm collapses, golfers often lose width, timing, and control. This can lead to inconsistent contact, casting, early release, and a swing that relies too much on hand timing.
The Right Angle V2 gives you physical feedback so you can feel when your arm is moving out of position instead of guessing.
- Trail arm folds too much
- Backswing gets too narrow
- Club gets out of position
- Downswing becomes harder to time