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Re: Golf balls w/thunder stick Just purchased a thunder stick and golf balls for my son. He has a great stance and swing. Eye off the ball it seems and not getting a good piece of the ball much of the time. Anyone have success with this method? Appreciate any comments. JOhn
How old is your son? If he is a youngster (under 12) the thunderstick may be too heavy for him. If that is the case use a wood dowel or something similar. Hitting the golf balls with his regular bat is also a place to start. If you get him the right size implement he will eventually figure it out. Nick Followups:
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