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Lopyswine Member

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they look pretty good. Third swing looks the best to me. The takeaway on the first looks off for some reason, maybe the plane? or balance issue?

total other issue: why are you barefoot?

Of course, your handicap is much better than mine so my advice probably wont help.

ddalet Established Member

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Nice and balanced, however, the plane on your backswing is very steep. This can cause a flying elbow and you are probably losing a bit of power.

wedge player Great Member

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[QUOTE=Lopyswine;294768]
total other issue: why are you barefoot?
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i didnt fel like putting shoes on to go outside

JetFan1983 Incredible Member

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Sam Snead loved to play barefoot. He said he could feel his swing much better that way. Just sayin.

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wedge player Great Member

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Sam Snead loved to play barefoot. He said he could feel his swing much better that way. Just sayin.

i love playing barefoot to,just most courses dont allow it


mdvaldosta Well Established Member

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John Daly?
What's In My Stand Bag...
Driver: R9 TP 9.5*
3W: R9 15*
Hybrid: Rescue Dual TP 2H 16*
Irons 3-P: MP-62Wedges: Vokey 52* & 58*Putter: 34" Newport StudioBall: Pro V1x

wedge player Great Member

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John Daly?

he cant hit quite as far as me

lol thats just what i happened to be wearing,and yea i was raised in the backwoods

verse214 Well Established Member

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I think your swing is pretty good...

one thing I noticed is how you tend to cross the line on the top (your club head points to the right of the target) and this may be something you could work on fixing
Taylormade R9 TP 9.5*w/ Diamana Kai'li 70 S (SST PURE)
Callaway FT 3 Wood
Adams Pro Black Hybrid 20* w/ Voodoo NV8 S
MP-68 3-PW irons w/ KBS Tour X-flex (softstepped 1x)
Cleveland CG-12 52.10Cleveland CG-15 DSG 56.08 Vokey Limited Edition 60-V w/ KBS black nickel S-FlexCircle T Beached Center Shaft...

Leonardite Member

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My buddies and I always joke around that bare feet on greens are the best stimpmeters available.

In The Bag:
905R UST V2 Stiff
906F2 UST V2 Stiff
3DX dc 17* Stiff
2300 IM 4-PW Stiff CG 12 Black Pearl 52*, 56*, 60* C67 Pro V1x


Elvisliveson Great Member

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Your swing reminds me of Colin Montgomerie's, and that aint' a bad thing.

My Tools of Ignorance:

Driver: Ping I20 9.5*
Woods/Hybrids: Cobra AMP 3W and 3 HY

Irons: Cobra AMP 4-GW

Wedges: Callaway Forged Copper 56* and 60*

Putters: Scotty Cameron  35" (Several of the flow neck blade variety)

Ball: Bridgestone B330-RX and Srixon Z-Star

Bag: Nike Performance Carry


Williamevanl Dedicated Member

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I can't tell for sure at the angle but it looks like you have a very steep swing. Then again I don't know what club is in your hand but even if its a wedge it still seems steep. It looks like the club *in the down swing* is in line with your neck and nowhere near the line passing under your shoulder.

If you get a chance to post another vid its easier to see everything if you are exactly lined up facing away from the camera.

wedge player Great Member

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I can't tell for sure at the angle but it looks like you have a very steep swing. Then again I don't know what club is in your hand but even if its a wedge it still seems steep. It looks like the club *in the down swing* is in line with your neck and nowhere near the line passing under your shoulder.

yes i do have a steep swing and an extremely high ball flight but i have very good distance and i can knock it down so it doesnt bother me.


Williamevanl Dedicated Member

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Thats good. What kind of spin are you getting on the ball? This is kind of related to a different post but on average would you say that your ball is rolling out, checking up and stopping or coming back with say, your 56 degree wedge?

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Thats good. What kind of spin are you getting on the ball? This is kind of related to a different post but on average would you say that your ball is rolling out, checking up and stopping or coming back with say, your 56 degree wedge?

on good greens spins back decent greens stops dead and bad greans about 5 foot of roll out


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