Where to buy the TRS Slider and how to avoid scams
As the TRS Slider’s popularity rises, many sites offer cheap lookalikes under similar names such as ‘TRS Slider,’ ‘Slider Golf,’ or ‘TRS Golf Training Aid’.
The official TRS Slider uses premium materials and was designed by a tour pro. Cheaper alternatives likely don’t match its quality or durability, especially at high swing speeds. Many replicas restrict motion and are less effective at keeping your trail elbow close. In my experience, training aids like this are a classic case of ‘buy cheap, buy twice’. If the pricing seems too good to be true, it probably is, and in most cases you’re better off spending a few extra pounds on the genuine product that will work and last.
Before purchasing, you can check out my full TRS Slider review to hear my thoughts on its build quality and design. If you want to see how the real product works and review my launch monitor data, read my article about my first experience using the TRS Slider, with detailed launch monitor test data. Believe me, the results were very impressive.
If you want to buy a TRS Slider or other TRS products like the TRS Rotation Stick or Ball, I suggest these sources:
- The Official TRS Golf website: Buying direct guarantees official products, best prices, and easy returns. TRS Golf has a 60-day guarantee and bundle deals. Use my code ‘ANDYSGOLFBLOG’ for 10% off all products.
- Golf Swing Systems: This reputable UK online store stocks the TRS Slider and other golf aids. Prices match the official website (minus the 10% discount), and it’s a reliable alternative if the official store is out of stock.
- Pro shops: Check if your local pro shop stocks the TRS Slider. Many coaches use it, so club pros may have it available. Buying locally lets you try it on and confirm sizing before buying.
Before ordering the TRS Slider, measure yourself to get the right size. Let’s discuss how to get this right the first time.
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Measuring and ordering the correct size of the Slider
Getting a definitive TRS Slider sizing guide is crucial because the band must fit and sit correctly to work as intended.
The TRS Slider comes in small (30”-36”), medium (36”-42”), and large (42”-50”), all at the same price. I first chose small for my 38” chest, but it was too tight with little room to adjust.
I ended up returning the small and ordered a medium, which was a much better fit, more comfortable to wear and left excess band to loosen or tighten as necessary. Returning it wasn’t an issue, but a minor inconvenience that I could have avoided had I measured properly.
To avoid my mistake, measure your chest under the armpits with a dressmaking tape while wearing a golf shirt or sweater, and don’t just rely on your normal t-shirt size. If you’re between sizes, pick the larger one. For visual guidance on how to properly position the strap on your body once it arrives, follow my step-by-step TRS Slider setup and drills guide.
Once you’ve got your size sorted, you might be wondering how versatile the Slider is across the rest of your bag, especially given that most golfers seem to use it with irons. It’s a common question, and one I’ve answered in my latest blog post, which explains how the TRS Slider works with your driver.
Pricing, deals and UK shipping
The TRS Slider is generally priced at £64.95 at all stockists. Buy direct from TRS Golf with my code to save 10% and get extra savings on bundles of two or three.
Ordering from TRS Golf UK means your Slider ships the next day and usually arrives within days. Golf Swing Systems offers free next-day delivery, but no discounts, so you pay full price.
TRS Golf Discount Code: Save 10% on the TRS Slider
Use promo code ANDYSGOLFBLOG at checkout to get 10% off the TRS Slider or other TRS Golf products, including the TRS Rotation Stick, TRS Ball and TRS Ball at the official TRS Golf store.
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Whether you are trying to cure a slice or improve your impact position, the TRS Slider is easily one of the most effective training aids on the market right now. I love how simple and well-built it is, and that it does exactly what it promises. Just remember to take a quick chest measurement before buying so that you don’t end up having to return and reorder, as I did.
Still unsure if the Slider is right for you or what size you need? Comment below with your questions, and I’ll reply as soon as I can.
