The quickie pitching video is good. I'd bet at least some of your struggle comes just from not having developed good mechanics and repeatable motions for a couple types of pitch/chip.
I think you should just get super...
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Yup. Just based on NM's little poll ... currently, at least ... 40% (22 of 55) of "us" work the ball more often than we should. (Meaning they answered one of the first 3...
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I can certainly reach a green from the middle of the fairway from 200 yards a lot more often than I can from the forest from 120 out. The last round I played I hit 4 iron...
I'm with golfingdad and cipher. Out on the course I'm almost 100% of the time trying to hit the ball straight, managing my shots knowing that my ball tends to end up right of where I'm aiming if I don't hit the shot I'm trying to...
At this point I'm mostly choosing courses by price, but I still know what I like and what kind of courses I'd play exclusively with the funds. I'll take as a given that I'm more drawn to courses that are well-maintained. I...
Another vote for the quickie pitching video. I was a decent pitcher/chipper on standard trajectory shots before seeing that video, but my only high trajectory shot was the flop, which is unfortunately not available (with...
You see my handicap, so take it or leave it as you see appropriate.
You've got some ridiculously flawless pieces. The only thing I see wrong is not enough hip action. You don't rotate you hips much on the way...
Depends. Just based on those numbers I'd agree with jbishop15 and say you want to work on ball striking with your irons. If that 54% is the good half of very erratic tee shots and you're ending up a couple fairways over or...
Get fitted :) If you're buying a new set any good golf store with a good fitter will spend a lot of time with you, let you swing different sets, and fit the one you choose.
That said, I've got the older Titleist 695...
