ESPN features ‘My Personal Golf Trainer’ as a holiday golf gift idea

“My Personal Golf Trainer” is included in ESPN’s holiday gift guide as a golf gift idea.

ESPN’s Jon Robinson describes the Nintendo Wii golf trainer, in which the world’s No. 1 instructor David Leadbetter provides feedback:

If your dad isn’t much of a gamer but could still use some help with his golf swing, be on the lookout for “My Personal Golf Trainer with David Leadbetter.” Tracking your every move using the Wii’s motion controls and balance board, this product actually gives you swing feedback from Leadbetter, one of the most respected golf instructors in the world, through a series of videos. Throw in a number of drills to improve everything from your grip to your swing shape, and you’ll be improving your game (both in real life and the Wii) in no time.

“My Personal Golf Trainer” analyzes grip, posture, alignment, ball position, coil, swing shape and tempo. Leadbetter uses his 7 Steps to a Better Golf Swing to suggest drills for improvement. Check out hands-on reviews of “My Personal Golf Trainer” for more specifics.

“My Personal Golf Trainer” costs $99.

Data Design Interactive is a leading international developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software products for Microsoft, Intel, Sony and Nintendo. The company has built a diverse portfolio of products that span a wide range of categories and target markets. The company’s new “My Personal Trainer” series launches an exciting new genre in computer sports using the world’s greatest sports experts to teach and guide players through real sports in the comfort of home. For more information, visit http://www.datadesign.uk.com.