Am i getting the most outta my driver

[verderaul]

I agree, why post your swing if you don't want swing advice? The swing tips (eg. iammpspeer's) are very valid, and valuable to most golfers. If you're a beginner I'll give you a tip (not a swing tip), the type of club you use means very little. A good golfer will shoot within a few strokes or just as good with a set of clubs at slightly lesser quality. It's the wrong place to focus your attention if you ask me.

Thanx for the tip Sucka27. As i had mentioned, i picked a golf club in Oct 2009 for the first time. I shot 85 in my first season....i got here following what's being taught to me by my coach. I have no reason to change that. Therefore, i dont want to clutter my mind with many adivices. I definitely posted my swing for some advice....just not swing advice. And the censensus is that i am overeastimating my swing....i agree with it.

One big thing i have realized is that golfers (mostly beginners like me) are obsessed with distances. I need to get out of that mentality.

[Deryck Griffith]

Guys,

Your swing certainly looks good. It's very control with minimal "movement" on your body and on plane.

Considering that you purchased the driver off the shelf, there is a good chance that the shaft isn't best suited for your swing. As mentioned earlier in this post, find your loval PGA pro who can fit you correctly with the proper shaft that you can place into the Dymo head, and you be set. You can also go to your local golf shop that has the proper equipment and staff whom can also fit you with the proper shaft for your driver.