Posts by Chuckles76

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckles76  Yes, I start the hips and have a decent lag, I think, anyway. I'm working on a lot of things in the mechanics of my swing, as of now. I did more research and realized that my...

Update: Age: 36 Height: 6' 2" Where are you from: Southeast Texas How Long have you been Playing: 10 years, but have only started trying in the past year having dropped 27 strokes. Best Score: 97 as per USGA rules Favorite club in...

Quote:Originally Posted by MambaGolfer  Another thing to think about is that you are standing up a bit in your downswing. I had a similar problem before, I fixed it by making a conscious effort to get my weight on my left side in to...

Something my instructor had me to try was hitting a few balls with my eyes closed. Apparently, I'm relying entirely on my vision and not feeling the swing. You want to see how consistent you are? Do that! I dug a 2 feet deep hole with a...

After the first session with an instructor, I'm working on: 1) my grip 2) keeping my right knee bent during the back swing 3) more lag on the down swing 4) feeling the club head more 5) turning my left foot out away from the ball a...

Had my best round ever at Chamber's County golf course with a 97. I had 3 pars on the front 9 but started flubbing shots on the back. Glad to break 100 again!

The last 3 courses that I've played have been difficult, so my score has increased by about 6-8 strokes. I'm sure changing my swing is adding some to that, but today I will be playing an easier course, so hopefully I'll be able to see...

Played at Rayburn Country in Brookeland, Tx on Thursday and that course beat me up. It has a slope rating of 136 when I normally play courses in the 115 slope range. I shot 113. Last Sunday my neighbor and I played at Henry Homberg...

Quote: Originally Posted by onephenom  if you keep your trailing arm from getting behind your side, it will help you shorten the swing. it's hard to correct when you go so far behind. i try to keep my trailing arm...

Quote: Originally Posted by clueless  Hard to believe you are a high handicap golfer,your setup is good but you bring the club inside and around and try to recover by coming up and over which causes a steep out to in...