Physio ballsThe number of sport-specific exercises golfers can do with an inflated ball (65 centimeters or larger is best) is limited only by imagination. The instability of the ball makes golfers recruit more muscles than normal when they perform various movements, in essence training their body to be a stronger platform for their golf swings. -- Ron Kaspriske
Weighted barsEvery golf gym should have a cushioned bar (five to 15 pounds) to aid in the strengthening of the upper torso while performing a number of linear and rotary movements that target the key muscle groups needed in an effective swing. -- Ron Kaspriske
Surgical/stretch tubingFar more practical and effective than cable/pulley weight machines for golfers who perform resistance-based exercises. There are no less than a dozen movements in the golf swing that can be honed and improved upon by mimicking while using stretch tubing. And it's portable so you can take your golf workout wherever you go. -- Ron Kaspriske
Champ Zarma cleatThe Champ Zarma cleat utilizes three layers in its design to combine traction and shock absorption, and better cushioning for your feet can relieve an aching back, too. The Zarma sandwiches a rigid base and a urethane, non-clogging traction element around a soft middle section. The multiple layers are designed to reduce the stress of impact.-- Mike Stachura
Sumi-G headcoverWant to keep your driver protected but reduce the discomfort of bending down to pick up your headcover? The Sumi-G headcover offers a solution. The shell-like casing and shaft sleeve protect the club, but it's the way the mechanism lies on the ground that's the trick. You can simply slide your driver on to the headcover head first.-- Mike Stachura
Nickel putterThe only thing the Nickel Putter doesn't do is clean your golf ball. The putter features a golf ball-sized sole cavity and an internal mechanism that marks your spot on the green and picks up the ball at the same time. The mechanism then works in reverse to replace your ball. Finally, after you've made the putt, a prong-like device pops up from the butt cap on the end of your grip (like flicking a lighter) that lets you pick the ball from the hole. -- Mike Stachura
