Posts by MPS67

Quote: Originally Posted by Phil McGleno  MPS, what are your qualifications? Who are you? Why are you giving so much (often bad) advice? The club's momentum on the backswing? Where do you come up with this...

Hi Kirby,   I see many good things about your swing! Especially the way you stay within the plane lines back and through. You already know about your head moving too much, so I'm going to suggest some minor...

Hi Domc36,   I agree with both Rustyredcab & Haddockd that you have an OTT swing.   Please carefully read this article written by Mike Pedersen as it will shed some light on what an OTT swing is, what are some of...

Quote: Originally Posted by Pope33  When you hit into someone's yard, JUST LEAVE IT!! It's a $2 ball that now belong to the property owner. The worst is when they play the shot out of the property owners yard (mine)!! When...

Quote: Originally Posted by SauceFresh87  ... today and hit some of the prettiest shot I have hit ever. The knee visualization work I was able to create lag and the ball was blasting cleanly off the face of the...

I actually like your tempo. It's fast, powerful, and looks smooth & relaxed all at the same time.   I'm sorry, but I didn't explain myself very well in my last post. I was suggesting to temporarily slow your pace down some...

Quote: Originally Posted by prowland4  It also looks like I'm almost standing up at the impact position. Are you seeing that too or is just me?   Thanks again, Patrick Yes & no. I...

Hi Patrick,   You have a very nice and fast swing! Image #1 shows that your hands are hanging from your shoulders in perfect position and that you are the correct distance from the ball. Image #2 shows that even though your...

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    Of course I want their arms and shoulders to engage. Your arms are not simply there for the purpose of connecting your hands to your body. They need to be swung actively....

8.5 Drive,     It's difficult to see because of the dark shirt you're wearing. But I noticed a few things that may be contributing to your occasional duck hooks.   1) Your left arm is bent and never looks...