If you slice the ball: Start with the truestrike only. One block trains path correction by creating a single barrier on the inside of your target line, if you swing over-the-top, you'll hit it. This forces you to shallow the club and approach from inside.

If you want foolproof slice correction: Get the truestrike Pro Pack bundle. Two blocks create a physical corridor that makes it impossible to swing over-the-top. You'll also get our first-of-its-kind padded and foldable alignment sticks for complete setup visualization.

If you're building a serious home practice station: The Complete Practice Station gives you everything: the truestrike, the arrow alignment sticks, the pathpal alignment stick holder, and the full drill library for systematic training from setup to finish.

You'll feel the difference: First session (instant awareness of what's wrong)

You'll see improvement:

• Path correction: 1-3 sessions (ball flight straightens)
• Impact feedback: 3-5 sessions (fewer fat/thin shots)
• Connection training: 4-6 sessions (added distance kicks in)
• Ground force: 5-8 sessions (sequencing improves)

You'll build consistency: 10-20 practice sessions (becomes automatic)

Translation: You'll know this works within one week. You'll see dramatic improvement within two weeks. You'll build permanent changes within 6-8 weeks.

Yes, through physical constraint. When you place the truestrike inside your target line, you literally cannot swing over-the-top without hitting the block. This forces you to shallow the club and approach from inside, the opposite of a slice path.

Most golfers see dramatically straighter ball flight within 1-3 sessions. Making it permanent takes 5-10 sessions of building the correct muscle memory.

Unlike tips or swing thoughts that you forget under pressure, the truestrike creates a physical feel you can recreate on the course.

One TrueStrike block trains all four fundamentals:

• Path correction (single barrier placement)
• Impact feedback (anchored position)
• Connection training (held between arms)
• Ground force training (under trail heel)

Two blocks aren't necessary but the majority of golfers who order the truestrike opt for the pro path bundle because of added versatility, ability to train two things at once, and they're an upgrade for systematic path training. The dual-block corridor creates foolproof correction with progressive narrowing as you improve.

Bottom line: If you want to see what all the fuss is about, start with one block. You'll get everything you need. Add a second later only if you want the "impossible to fail" corridor system for your slice.

That's exactly why TrueStrike works. You don't need hour-long practice sessions or complex routines.

15 minutes, 3-4 times per week. That's it.

Pick the training mode that addresses your biggest frustration:

• Slice? Path correction drill (3 minutes)
• Fat shots? Impact feedback drill (5 minutes)
• No power? Connection drill (5 minutes)
• Early extension? Ground force drill (3 minutes)

You can do this in your garage before work, in your basement while watching TV, or at the range before playing.

Most golfers waste 30 minutes at the range hitting balls with the same bad swing. TrueStrike gives you 15 focused minutes that actually change your pattern.

The math: 15 minutes × 4 sessions = 1 hour per week to permanently fix your swing. You spend more time than that looking for balls you sliced into the woods.

The anchor has two integrated tee holes, allowing you to firmly secure the block to the ground using only standard golf tees.

This design ensures the block stays positioned even on mishits, eliminating the hassle of chasing unanchored training aids.

Important Context on Security

While the system is highly effective, its absolute security depends on the ground surface:

• The tee-based anchor is exceptionally quick and easy to set up, but in extremely soft or sandy conditions, a hard strike can still cause the tees to move, requiring you to push them back in to maintain the precise setup.
• For ultimate stability on any surface, you can secure the anchor to a range basket, your golf bag, or place a heavier object on the paracord anchor for added security.

Traditional approach = buying 4 different tools:

• Pressure plate for ground force: $179
• Impact bag: $70
• Connection ball: $47
• Path training gates: $89
• Total: $385

the truestrike does everything these tools do for $60, and trains the elements together (the way they work in your actual swing) rather than in isolation.

High handicappers (15+): Absolutely. Start with path correction and impact feedback, you'll see straighter ball flight within 1-3 sessions.

Mid handicappers (8-14): Perfect for building consistency. Focus on connection training for effortless power and ground force for proper sequencing.

Low handicappers (0-7): Ideal for refinement. Use all four training modes systematically to eliminate specific swing faults and build tour-level fundamentals.