Some golfers are fortunate enough to have room for full simulator setups or backyard nets where they can take full swings. Chipping baskets or hitting into nets are great for short-game practice. But what if all you’ve got is a patio, a deck or a narrow strip of grass? If you find yourself in this situation and still want to work on your game, here are some great options.
The Compression Ball
Even if you don’t have room to swing a club, the Compression Ball helps you stay connected. I’ve been practicing with this one with and without a club in my hands, and I like the way it works. It sits between your forearms to train proper arm structure, impact feel and tempo. You can use it indoors or outdoors and it’s safe for small areas since you’re not hitting real golf balls.
The Divot Board
The Divot Board shows up on a lot of the “best training aid” lists. It gives instant feedback on your contact without needing to dig up grass and it’s pretty effective. Just take short swings and the board shows exactly where your club struck the ground. It’s compact, portable and ideal for practicing consistent ball-first contact on a patio, driveway or even indoors.
Spornia XL Chipping Net (3×3)
If you’ve got a few feet of space, the Spornia XL Chipping Net lets you work on short shots and trajectory control. It automatically returns the ball after each shot, saving space and time. Perfect for patios or courtyards, it keeps your short game sharp when a full net setup isn’t an option.
Golf Forever System
The Golf Forever system is both a swing trainer and fitness tool, making it one of the most versatile options for limited spaces. You can set it up indoors or outside and work on strength, flexibility and swing mechanics. It’s a great choice for golfers who want to stay in golf shape year-round and effectively train their swing at home.
BOSU Balance Pods
These compact pods build the stability and balance that every good golf swing relies on. Use them for stance and weight-shift drills on your patio or indoors. You don’t need a club or a ball to work with balance pods but if you have room to swing while working, that’s great. They’re small, durable and add a challenging twist to your off-season or no-yard training routine.
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