Dear Chris,
I would not comment on the Mike Bender MEGSA swing apparatus, other than to note it is a health-club style apparatus mostly designed for the college golf team or golf school setting.
The putting apparatus appears to be mostly an after-thought. There are
three digital movies on the website demonstrating the aparatus, and none of them even shows the putting apparatus. I found these two pictures buried on the website:
From these photos, the apparatus appears to be a stroke track, plus a leg fixer, plus a hand-sliding rail, plus a head fixer. The stroke track is essentially identical to a TruePlane trainer oriented vertically, which is good! The rest of the apparatus looks like standard, not-too-good stuff. In particular, the head fixer looks horrible, as it appears to train getting the eyes over the ball with a down-the-nose, forehead-up gaze. The overall cumbersomeness and visual business of the apparatus also is very unattractive as a training device, as this sort of comprehensive surrounding of the golfer bombards the golfer with artificial cues that will not be around when he plays on the course, and which mask the real cues from the golfer's learning.
Pass.
Cheers!
Geoff Mangum
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