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hi guys,

lately i'm finding some trouble keeping my posture (for the first time in years!). I tend bend myself a bit more in my swing, so the swing line is a bit outside, which leach to a small slice. And i hate slicing

Some of you perhaps have some tips?

tia

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There was just some tip in Golf Mag about this. Get into your stance, and take a paperback book, stick it in inside your pants on your backside. Now make your swing, if you get more vertical, it'll fall down a little (if I remember correctly), and if you lean down, it'll push into your back, both ways letting you know if you did not keep your posture. I haven't tried it, but give it a shot. I hope I did not miss anything

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I find that the first thing that I need to look for after playing a poor shot is posture. No matter what sport I have played it has always been the key. My thought is to stand up and when I keep it there I hit the ball so much better, even on the mishits. Posture is a key fundamental and yet I can slip out of it so easily.

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I am going to invent a posture suit....one that is cool to wear, and with a flip of a couple buttons will lock into correct posture for the player....LOL


It's my worst enemy...causes all kinds of bad shots
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I find that most errors that occur during the swing are a result of the setup.

I would probably say you are setting up with weight on your toes... but that's a guess based on the average of what I see with most of my students.

Equipment, Setup, Finish, Balance, and Relax. All equal in importance and all dependent on each other. They are the cornerstones of a good golf swing.

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I find that most errors that occur during the swing are a result of the setup.

Good point....always wiggle your toes at setup....it makes sure the weight is off

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hi guys,

Your posture at setup may be leading your bad posture during the swing.

Tip: Hang a club from the edge of your shoulders and see if it lines up with your knee caps and the balls of your feet at setup (where the green line is drawn on the pros below). If you have your body stacked like that at setup you should have good posture and balance (which you should find easy to maintain during the swing). ( http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/8...ndpricesm5.jpg )

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Fairway metals/woods: Burner TP 13* Tour Spoon, and Burner TP 17.5*
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I try to maintain my knee flex the same throughout the entire swing..I try to imagine most of my weight on the back of my right thigh..it helps me stay synchronized

"People think the size of the head is most important. Wrong. It's getting a quality shaft. test different shafts to see which goes the straightest. Also, more degrees of loft on the head is better than less. Eleven degrees is about right."

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When I started I would visualize a linebacker running at me during the shot. I knew it was gonna hurt like heck, but I was always ready for the tackle.
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