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Originally Posted by Phil McGlenno Heck, that's why the OTT pull-slicer will, if he starts swinging too far from the inside, hit snap hooks. You almost NEVER see that guy hitting huge push-slices, if anything you need to...
Originally Posted by iacas You should pick up a Pure Ball Striker. BTW, 3" isn't bad. It's not great, but it's not bad. You don't want excessive shaft lean, after all. You could also do the flying wedge drill with...
Funny, but I'm actually having trouble with this. I can't seem to let it release without flipping the club. My whole body hangs on, and turns violently and my right foot is getting pulled forward. If I don't do that, I flip the club,...
Originally Posted by motteler621 oh its not my alignment, I use alignment sticks. Plus when I was on the golf simulator/trackman it was telling me my swing path was inside out with my clubface = to it. I get alot of...
Originally Posted by iacas We will work on clubface with people but we do it at P4 and we do it near impact by controlling the rate of closure. Occasionally if the grip is a problem we tweak that. It doesn't happen very...
Here's an older grainy picture of me eating a bar snack after a round at the 19th hole: [[SPOILER]]
Originally Posted by motteler621 you mean at address? Its already slightly closed, if I close it more it looks funky and I usually dont hit the ball good. Do you think if I roll my hands over a little more down through...
I saw this on the local news. Very sad. It was an accident, though, and these things happen. A lot more people have been killed by stray bullets around here.
Originally Posted by slicer2scratch ...P-E-R-I-O-D... im wrong>? I think not You are wrong, but not in your facts, in your analysis. The face is not open to the target, so trying to close it is fruitless. ...
Originally Posted by iacas s2s, it comes down to this... 90% of golfers (maybe more) slice with a face that's square to or closed to the target at impact. Their single biggest problem, by far, is a path that's too far...
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