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so went out today and again I could not hit anything. I have been playing for about a year now and I am actually getting frustrated. Last month at this time I was hitting just under 100 and now it feels like I am starting all over. I am competly lossed again on how to swing. I am finally going for lessons, but I was wondering how you guys ger through these rutts.

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I work on my shortgame when I'm not hitting well. 50 yds and in. Short pitches, 1/4 swings etc just to get to hitting the ball solid and getting back in a rythm. Normally take a few days off from full swings and then come back to it later

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Don't worry, before you get better sometimes you have to go backwards, it quite normal. Keep on playing and things only get better.

I agree that you should practice your short game.

putting,
chipping around the green
pitch shots
watch videos
keep practicing
have fun and enjoy the game

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yea i agree with the short game theory and this has happened to me a couple of times but i just had a few days off and i got back to my A game.

If I hit it right, it's a slice. If I hit it left, it's a hook. If I hit it straight, it's a miracle.


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