Yes. The Swing Trainer is a pre-order at 50% off, our thank you for backing it early. It ships in August 2026.

You're charged today so we can lock in your price and reserve your unit. Your 30-day guarantee starts the day it arrives, not the day you order.

You don't wait to start: the moment you order, we email your access to the Goose Golf app, so you can train today while your trainer ships.

Changed your mind before it ships? Email us for a full refund. And if the timeline ever moves, we email you first.

The 40" is the daily home trainer. Short enough to swing safely in most garages, basements and living rooms, and it suits every build. The 48" matches a driver's length, so you train full-tempo swings with full extension, ideal for outdoor practice or larger indoor spaces. If you only get one, get the 40". If you want both indoor reps and outdoor full-speed work, get both.

Yes, the app is included with every Swing Trainer, no subscription. It's the method behind the tool: drills built specifically for this trainer, video lessons that show you the fix, and a swing recorder so you can play your swing back, spot the mistake and compare today against last week. The trainer builds the reps, the app makes sure they're the right ones.

Yes. This is the second product we've ever released. The Grip Trainer launched first and has 1,280 reviews at 4.8 stars. The Swing Trainer is what came next: a daily, at-home tool built on the same philosophy. Because it's a new launch, there are no reviews on this specific product yet, but the brand's track record stands behind it, along with our 30-day refund-or-replace guarantee.

10 minutes a day, 4 to 5 days a week is the sweet spot. The whole point of this trainer is that it lives in your home, ready to pick up anytime, not a once-a-week range tool. Most golfers feel a difference in their contact within two weeks and see measurable consistency gains within four to six weeks.

Yes. That's specifically why the 40" exists. It needs about 8 feet of ceiling clearance for a full swing, which fits most garages, basements and even living rooms with standard ceilings. The 48" needs around 10 feet and is best suited to outdoor or larger indoor spaces. Nothing strikes anything in either case. It's a trainer, not a club.

Three things, every swing: grip placement (the training handle locks your hands in the right spot), sequence (lower body, then torso, then arms, and the flexible shaft punishes any other order) and balance (an off-balance finish is impossible to hide with this weight). Build those three on autopilot at home and the course takes care of itself.

They're the first two tools in the Goose Golf system. The Grip Trainer locks in your hand placement at address. The Swing Trainer builds the daily reps that turn that grip into a real swing. Same philosophy. Fix one fundamental at a time, at home, with the app guiding you.

No. The weight is significantly less than a loaded driver, just better distributed. Start with 5-minute sessions and build up. If you have an existing back or shoulder injury, check with your physio before adding any swing volume.