Posts by TitleistLefty

I have balls in my bag that I've played 2-4 rounds with. But if I'm playing in a tournament, I change when I scuff it. Whether it's from a wedge or cart path. Golf balls are engineered to be aerodynamic. When you scuff a ball, it adds...

Quote: Originally Posted by senorchipotle      as far as your backswing goes, i'm not sure what the guy above me is referring to about flexibility and completing it, it's plenty long and you look...

Hey mate, first off you have a nice looking swing. The only things I might suggest would be to work on stretches, play the ball closer to the middle of your stance, maybe an inch inside your left foot, and maybe strengthen your...

It's hard to give advice blind, but I'll try. When you go practice Saturday, try this. Set up with a slightly open stance with the ball slightly behind center. Don't stand too close to the ball. When you're chipping or pitching,...

If you have to pick, definitely get lessons first. Every time. Going on to the clubs. The AP1's are high quality game improvement irons. My brother hits them and loves them. Something to consider when buying them: There are two...

I've been putting my own grips on since I was 12. I do it the way my dad taught me and like his dad taught him. (I did add something for efficiency and less consumption) It's super cheap and easy. Supplies: Grip tape, lighter fluid,...

Since I can't see a video, I will just throw out some things that I commonly see people do when they push slice it.  The first thing I always look at is grip. A weak grip is the problem 90% of the time. Try rotating your left...

Diagnosing swing faults is terribly difficult without visual aid. The first thing that comes to mind is standing further away from the ball and putting the ball inside your lead foot instead of in the middle.

The pull is not a result of over active wrists, the hook is. The pull is swing path. A simple drill to correct it is to put two alignment sticks or clubs about 4 inches apart (or the distance you feel comfortable with) and aim them at...

Quote: Originally Posted by muggs  First thing you need to do is look at your grips themselves. Grips that are too small for your hands, really get your hands activated in the swing and can cause you to hook the...