FOURLINK Golf Mirror Swing Trainer
Proudly made in Canada
Hi, I’m Les
Born and raised on a farm in rural Saskatchewan, Canada I learned the value of hard work early in life.
Over the years, I've channeled my hands-on experience and entrepreneurial spirit into inventing several products, always driven by a passion for problem-solving and innovation.
Today, I am the founder and owner of FOURLINK Golf Co..
My Inspiration For FOURLINK
Arnold Palmer’s Setup Head Position
The FOURKINK adjustable mirror helps me see and position my lead ear over the ball. Also I try to setup like Scottie Scheffler with the trail foot flared out.
Rory McIlroy’s Takeaway
Adjust the FOURLINK tool to your hands to ensure a straight back takeaway. Jack Nicklaus advised Rory of the importance of a straightback takeaway. Full shots, chipping and putting.
Scottie Scheffler’s Flared Out Trail Foot In The Backswing
Adjust the FOURLINK tool to your hips to assure a centered rotation. In the backswing the flared trail foot provides freedom for a complete turn and a proper load into the trail heel.
Scottie Scheffler’s hips start the Downswing
A controlled hip bump starts the downswing, while the lead foot stabilizes the movement and helps organize the sequence for a balanced, consistent swing.
How FOURLINK Helped Me
1) Set up. As per Arnold Palmer’s lead ear over ball. My lead ear over the ball at address is also critical for my setup and understanding where the bottom of my swing is. Scottie Scheffler’s flared out trail foot is also critical for my swing setup.
2) Takeaway. As per Rory McIlroy and Jack Nicklaus straight back takeaway. Straight back takeaway keeping the clubface '"looking at the ball” for the first 12 inches or so is a must for me. Jack Nicklaus told Rory McIlroy to "“imagine a razor blade in front of his hands” in the takeaway.
3) Backswing. As per Scottie Scheffler’s flared out trail foot. In my backswing the flared out trail foot provides the freedom for me to make a more complete turn and really feel the pressure or load into my trail heel.
4) Downswing as per Scottie Scheffler’s hips first. A controlled hip bump starts the downswing, while the lead foot stabilizes the movement and helps organize the sequence for a balanced, consistent swing.
Practicing with the FOURLINK Golf Mirror Swing Trainer has made me a better player, a more self-aware, self-correcting player.
The golf swing can be as complicated or as simple as you want to make it - choose simple.
