Please read the following for our ideas and recommendations on how to start your experience with The Little One most effectively:
Since golf is about getting the ball into the hole with as few strokes as possible, we will begin to train our senses around the green first.

After learning basic direction and distance control with your putter on the green The Little One starts to come into its element as soon as you reach the fringe.

Everything has a beginning and so we start with the golf shot that has the shortest ball flight "the chip".

Toss a few balls down and gently strike some short chip shots. Not far; this is not a distance thing!

After spending some time getting comfortable with The Little One from close range move gradually back and choose longer shots with a greater flight distance and more "run-out". Gradually as your chosen shot lengthens the feedback The Little One gives you on centered ball-strikes will develop significantly.

If you practice at a facility that has a spacious pitching area then by all means go as far back from the flag you want. If not then move to the range and hit some short running shots and gradually build up to a full swing.

Building the shot strength like this makes a transition from chips to pitches to half and full shots more gradual and reduces shot expectation significantly. Our aim is to get you striking your full shots as brilliantly as your short chips. The often stated fact that a chip-shot is only a shortened full swing has never been truer.

At PSP Golf we believe every drive should be as easy as a chip. The Little One makes it possible.

I would like to commend you on this practice tool. The PSP is the best tool that any golfer can ever invest in. I hit it for the first time today at a local retail store and this is the only swing training aid that I would ever consider purchasing. This is the first golf club that any person on earth should own and learn to hit before they buy a full set of clubs.
- Jason Landry (Touring Professional)

The club did a very good job on several aspects: My focus on the ball and my concentration during a relaxed swing.
- Jan Schoenmakers (Limburg, Netherlands)

Upon first being introduced to the PSP, the first two thoughts that went through my head were, How am I going to make contact with this tiny club? and Look out right. After just a few weeks of hitting the PSP club on the range and warming up with it before every round, I have noticed a drastic improvement in my tempo and ball striking.
- Bill Parker (Scottsdale, AZ)

I thought the club really worked by making you aware of where the clubhead is at all times, and slowing up tempo. Great idea!!
- Max Maxfield (Teaching Professional)

The PSP club is the best training aid I have found for developing good ball striking habits. I have found that I hit the ball straighter, I am a ½ club longer on all of my irons and hitting my driver 10 yards longer as well. All because of the PSP!
- Kendall Thomas (Golf Professional)

If you're looking to improve ball striking, the PSP is the simplest and most effective tool in order to do so. Since Dan Bonomo put the club in my hands in early December 08', I've noticed a remarkable difference in my ball striking and tempo during on course play. On the range it gave me immediate and enhanced feedback of what was happening in my golf swing at the impact position. As soon as I made minor adjustments hitting the balls with the PSP and started to achieve the ball flight I was looking for, I switched back to one of my Titleist irons and realized how good of a ball striker I could really be.
- Alan Hopkins (C.P.G.A. Golf Professional)