Lag Shot vs G Force

Lag Shot and G Force offer unique swing training aids which allow golfers to strike golf balls during training.

Unlike the Orange Whip or SKLZ Gold Flex, these two aids simulate the experience of hitting a golf shot, making it easier to transfer the training discipline to the links.

In this review of the Lag Shot vs G Force, I introduce you to the power, speed, and accuracy these accessories offer. In addition, I’ll touch on the differences between the two to help you uncover the better option for your golf game.

Lag Shot Overview

The Lag Shot 7-iron carries the loft and shaft length of a 7-iron, along with a heavier head and flexible shaft to optimize feedback.

The Lag Shot is designed to help golfers improve lag, keep on plane and boost the power on the downswing. Furthermore, its legitimate clubhead enables you to hit golf balls and simulate an on-course experience.

G Force Overview

Like the Lag Shot, the G Force features a standard 7-iron loft and shaft length, but it also includes a regulation head.

The beauty of this training aid is that it is permitted on the golf course, and you can use it in a round and during practice.

I find this makes it easier for muscle memory to replicate the rhythm, tempo, path, and plane I produced in practice.

Similarities & Differences

Similarities

Performance

The first similarity between these training aids is their performance.

They are both built to increase your lag, promote an inside-out swing and flatten your plane on the way down. In addition, their flexible shafts provide better feedback to identify when your rhythm, tempo, path, and swing plane are off quilter.

Design

These training aids feature the shaft length and clubhead loft of a 7-iron.

Unlike other training aids, you can physically hit golf balls with these training aids rather than rock them back and forth.

Price

Since their construction and performance features are similar, it shouldn’t surprise you that they carry the same price tag.

Differences

USGA Permitted

The main difference between these two training aids is that the G Force is USGA approved.

As a result, you can use the club on the golf course, which makes it easier to put your training into practice.