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My Swing (Taggsy) - Part 2!

Taggsy

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Taggsy Established Member

Taggsy

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I've been working on making my swing more Stack & Tilt-ish.
How'd you think I'm getting on? What should I be working on next?

Both balls go out nice and straight about 150 yards with my 6 iron.

Down the line view:


In front:

Putter - TaylorMade Rossa Corza Ghost
Wedges - Titleist Vokey Oil Can; 50/08, 54/14, 58/04
Irons - Mizuno MP53 4-PW
Hybrid - Mizuno MP CLK 3 iron
Rangefinder - Bushnell Tour V2Ball - Pro V1s / Srixon Z Star Yellow


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You may want to try being a little closer to the ball. Your hands are pretty far away from your body at setup.
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delav Great Member

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Looking really solid, actually. See if your can slide/drive your hips a bit more toward the target through impact.

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Taggsy Established Member

Taggsy

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Nice arm extension, on both. I wish I could keep my head that still as well.

Thank Mo! Keeping my arms straight through impact was the latest piece in the puzzle for me. I've never had a problem keeping my head still, but looking at the video it still looks as though my hips move back a touch...

You may want to try being a little closer to the ball. Your hands are pretty far away from your body at setup.

You should see me with my driver lol. I've actually moved closer to the ball lately but any nearer and it feels very cramped and I'm more likely to hit the ball fat.

Looking really solid, actually. See if your can slide/drive your hips a bit more toward the target through impact.

Thanks Delav, much appreciated. I've never really bothered much with my hips to be honest. I power the downswing by turning the shoulders as hard as comfortable and the hips seem to move out of the way on their own. I'll have to look into it.

Thanks for the comments chaps.

Putter - TaylorMade Rossa Corza Ghost
Wedges - Titleist Vokey Oil Can; 50/08, 54/14, 58/04
Irons - Mizuno MP53 4-PW
Hybrid - Mizuno MP CLK 3 iron
Rangefinder - Bushnell Tour V2Ball - Pro V1s / Srixon Z Star Yellow


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gators13 Established Member

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try moving closer to the ball and get more hip turn

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Titleist 910 17* hybrid
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