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i think the caddy view would of looked a little more powerful if I would of went a little farther on the backswing. S&T teaches to go until your head rotates a tiny bit to the right but your eyes stay on the ball my turning in their sockets left. I didnt go that far

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i think the caddy view would of looked a little more powerful if I would of went a little farther on the backswing. S&T teaches to go until your head rotates a tiny bit to the right but your eyes stay on the ball my turning in their sockets left. I didnt go that far

Technically, we teach a swing that fully loads (but doesn't overload) #1 and #4 accumulators (right elbow bend, left arm across chest) and has roughly a 90° shoulder turn).

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Technically, we teach a swing that fully loads (but doesn't overload) #1 and #4 accumulators (right elbow bend, left arm across chest) and has roughly a 90° shoulder turn).

i see, what degree does #4 go to, I know #1 stops at 90*. Is it like 43* or something?


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Was reading mike and andys stack n tilt book at barnes and noble and came across this picture they had in the book of how impact should look, so I snapped a picture of it with my phone. I think I could use a little bit of a straighter left arm but I think as far as my upper body its good. Im doing some work with my legs now per instruction from golf evolution.




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I had a practice session today and I really got the stock shot flight down for the S&T swing. I mean Im still going to have to practice and practice but I was hitting mostly all high push draws with a few straighter slight draws, it was nice. I had that feeling of being able to come inside and really whip the club through the ball close to impact. The thing that really got me able to feel that whipping through the ball close to impact was stopping fast on my follow through. It really does allow you to whip through the ball causing alot of swing speed for a high push draw. Im not there by any means as in a pefect swing but it was nice to have a push draw and really increase my swing speed at the same time.

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With the help of Golf Evolution Ive come to the swing Ive got now. Im really happy with it now since I have a much more fundamentaly sound swing and my shots are straight or sometimes a little push draw. Much much more accurate. Heres what Im going to be sticking with for awhile, of course little adjustments in between.




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clubface looks shut on your backswing and 2nd view still looks like you scooping/flipping
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clubface looks shut on your backswing and 2nd view still looks like you scooping/flipping

The clubface isnt closed at the top or it would be facing the sky, it might be like a tiny tiny bit closed nothing I want to change or noteworthy. Plus Im hitting it with the ballflight I want.


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The face looks nicely square to the arc to me. Good job man. Looks like you have the big pieces working.

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The face looks nicely square to the arc to me. Good job man. Looks like you have the big pieces working.

thanks stretch, yea too bad I got my swing to where I want it at the end of the season, lol. Takes awhile to do it the right way. Im going to keep working on it for sure over the winter and take my playing partners money. I really want to ingrain it. He doesnt practice over the winter and hes a 6 handicap in his prime. I plan on taking his money next spring,lol


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thanks stretch, yea too bad I got my swing to where I want it at the end of the season, lol. Takes awhile to do it the right way. Im going to keep working on it for sure over the winter and take my playing partners money. I really want to ingrain it. He doesnt practice over the winter and hes a 6 handicap in his prime. I plan on taking his money next spring,lol

I think the clubface is open when it faces the sky at the top, and shut when it's more forward, but I'm probably wrong.

PS. I realize as I'm typing that I'm replying to the wrong post.

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i dunno guys. lol. Compare it to this picture at the top.

I see your point, but I assumed we were talking about the clubface. I'm still probably wrong.

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I see your point, but I assumed we were talking about the clubface. I'm still probably wrong.

I would agree with you that square is the bottom picture and then open and shut have been reversed on the top. But I also know nutting.

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I would agree with you that square is the bottom picture and then open and shut have been reversed on the top. But I also know nutting.

yea thats what I was thinking too, its the only picture I could find online tho.


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I didnt really post it for help or critique, I understand people want to help but I really like where its at right now. The clubface is good to me, I dont hinge side to side, only up and down and my arms are in good position through the backswing and at the top so the clubface is going to be exactly the angle I had it at address when its at the top

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I didnt really post it for help or critique, I understand people want to help but I really like where its at right now. The clubface is good to me, I dont hinge side to side, only up and down and my arms are in good position through the backswing and at the top so the clubface is going to be exactly the angle I had it at address when its at the top

Why bump your own thread if you don't want someone elses feedback or thoughts? You could just create a blog.

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Why bump your own thread if you don't want someone elses feedback or thoughts? You could just create a blog.

because I have all my other swings on here. Plus theres nothing wrong with it. If it was a good tip I would of probably said thanks,Thats why I bumped it with that comment


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