I had been taking weekly lessons for many years at a golf school for adults and played golf once a month, but my score struggled to go below 120. I didn’t play much golf after stopping my lessons due to work. Then my friend recommended the Robot Swing to me. At first, I was uncomfortable, but I had the habit of rushing my swing, so the slow swing tempo of the Robot Swing helped to reduce my missed shots, and I managed to break 100!
The Robot Swing is definitely good for aim, so even if you mishit slightly, you are still sure to get near the green. I now round the course comfortably in the 90s.

I was a ski instructor, and I thought golf was easy when my husband taught me. But when I started playing, I realized how difficult it is. I don't really care about my score because I play golf for fun.
But I wanted my driver to go farther, and was I surprised when I tried the Robot Swing!
My driver now hits about 200 yards. It made me realize that I had a Handsy swing.
The Robot Swing is good for direction so I get straight shots with my driver.

When I was about 30, I was able to round the course in the 70s, but then I got the short game yips and my scores fell to the 80s or 90s. I had been trying to cure my yips for more than 20 years, but they still affected me in important situations even when they seem to have been cured. I guess this was down to a subconscious desire to want to hit the ball.
I think that I’ve fixed my yips now that I focus on the sole of the club and swing the way taught in Robot Swing Golf.
Recently, I have been working on the Robot Swing, so I'm looking forward to playing golf with the 70s in my sights.

I was such a bad putter. My direction and distance were terrible. Sometimes in a good round, I thought that my putting had improved, but in the next round, things would be completely different – the ball would not go anywhere near the cup. When I practiced on a putting mat at home, it went just fine. I practiced the Robot Swing for my putting to control my ball speed. It took a while for me to learn and establish the sense of distance. My method involves adjusting how much I pull back the putter head on the backswing. Now I can control the ball speed and have reduced my 3-putts. I now average two putts on a round.

I got interested in golf because I saw female pro golfers on TV. My father said he would teach me how to play golf but I couldn't get myself to be taught by him because he has an awkward swing. I only learned how to grip the club from him, and when I found Robot Swing Golf on the Internet, I thought maybe I’ll try it out. I thought golf was about hitting the ball, so I really wondered if it was okay to remember the form of the swing like a dance? I had serious doubts!
Anyway, I remembered the form of the swing over a month. I was happily surprised to hit the ball on the driving range a month later. The ball flew true with the mini swing that I had practiced every day. It happened every time. In the second month, I was using the nine iron and hitting good shots quite normally. Maybe I should practice the driver next? I might be ready to hit the course in my third month.

I was already confident of my driver distance, but I happened to see Robot Swing Golf on the Internet. I thought it was a book for beginners, but I was interested to know more about Tiger Woods’ downswing, so I bought it.
As I read, I realized that it would be impossible to take in the Robot Swing into my swings as they are, but I think this book will be useful even for advanced golfers. In particular, I learned a lot about how to increase body torque and how to use both wrists to increase the stability of impact. I look up to Tiger Woods, so I hope that I can master his downswing by imitating the movements of the robot instructor.
Now my goals are a 300-yard drive and to par the course.