Posts by dkling8

Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    If they do the same with their irons, they need to learn to "throw" the clubhead a little more.   With the ball more forward than usual, or in a neutral...

My drives have always been pushes. I have to intentionally flip like crazy to be able to hit it straight.   Just to experiment, I tried playing the ball an inch FORWARD of my front foot, teed pretty high, hitting up. Here's...

1. Charl Schwartzel (-7) 2. Steve Stricker (-5) 3. D.A. Points (-5)  

I feel like this is my best swing to date. I'm going to work on lowering my scores, instead of tinkering around with my swing every week. Unless anyone sees any big changes I need to make, I think I'm going to just relax and play...

Quote: Originally Posted by Stretch  This is so bad you almost suspect it's a deliberate wind-up.    Especially the last sentence, considering the entire article teaches you how to hit...

I have this problem from time to time too. I find it's when I'm set up a little bit too close to the ball, and my weight is too much on my heels at address. Your video shows some of both of those things in my opinion.   Maybe...

I wouldn't worry about it honestly. As far as the actual performance of your clubs goes, it most likely has little to no effect. I think offset is more about how your clubs look to your eye at address.

I use a line.   If I can't line up a putt when looking directly down the line of the putt from behind, I don't think I would be much better hunched over with a tilted head. It's mostly a confidence thing.

Quote: Originally Posted by Golfingdad  dkling ... any chance you could take a peek at the equation (37) I mentioned previously, and see if you can solve the problem using it as well?  It's really bugging me that...

Honestly it's probably   20% wedges 60% irons 20% woods   I feel like I am improving my swing most when I'm hitting 5-8 iron. I can focus on mechanics since my swing doesn't feel overly flat (driver) or upright...