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Originally Posted by iacas

I've seen how hard you hit them. I wouldn't describe that as "bashing"...

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Originally Posted by iacas

A little more work. Adding some downswing components (footwork).

Video is from my iPhone set into the crease of the next mat over. Thought I might get all of myself, but I didn't. Oh well.

It's uploading.

Erik, thanks for uploading this video.  Question I have... When you go from A5 to A6... How do you keep your head centered - and not moving trail side (behind the ball)?  Like in this image....

Do you have a Key #1 drill - which helps you bank the right foot - but prevents the head from shifting / tilting too far right?

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Originally Posted by Beachcomber

Erik, thanks for uploading this video.  Question I have... When you go from A5 to A6... How do you keep your head centered - and not moving trail side (behind the ball)?  Like in this image....

Do you have a Key #1 drill - which helps you bank the right foot - but prevents the head from shifting / tilting too far right?

No... I've never really had a problem with it. I just don't do it.

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Erik, thanks for uploading this video.  Question I have... When you go from A5 to A6... How do you keep your head centered - and not moving trail side (behind the ball)?  Like in this image.... Do you have a Key #1 drill - which helps you bank the right foot - but prevents the head from shifting / tilting too far right?

Lol, i have the opposite problem, my upper center drifts forward pretty bad...

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Originally Posted by colin007

Lol, i have the opposite problem, my upper center drifts forward pretty bad...

Me too!

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Originally Posted by Beachcomber

Erik, thanks for uploading this video.  Question I have... When you go from A5 to A6... How do you keep your head centered - and not moving trail side (behind the ball)?

Do you have a Key #1 drill - which helps you bank the right foot - but prevents the head from shifting / tilting too far right?

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Originally Posted by Ernest Jones

Actually this can cut both ways. My only option for hitting real balls in the winter (I hit callaway HX foam balls in the basement) is to go to the heated dome but the guy charges 27$ an hour!!!!!! In the old days I could justify the cost as I would plow through 3-4 buckets in an hour, blisters and all!

Now that this site has ingrained the idea of slow and purposeful practice I really can't go there because I would likely only hit a bucket at most. Almost as expensive as playing golf. But I'm getting a lot better and a lot faster, I can only imagine how awesome it would be if there were any decent instructors around here.

If three buckets an hour was helpful at 27 dollars, but one bucket an hour helps more, isn't 27 dollars a better deal? Why does the number of balls matter if it helps more? :)

Perhaps I'm only jealous because I have no way to practice with real balls.

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Originally Posted by mvmac

Absolute money.....

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Originally Posted by onephenom

Perhaps I'm only jealous because I have no way to practice with real balls.

Don't they have the heated driving bays over at Purdue? Or are those only for the teams?

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Don't they have the heated driving bays over at Purdue? Or are those only for the teams?

25 dollars for 70 balls is far too expensive for me. So yes it is possible, but there's no way I can do it and make rent :)

Driver: 10.5* callaway Razr Hawk Tour - 350 yards(usually into the wind, it can be windy here. at least 400 with a little wind behind me)

Hybrids: 2 and 3 callaway Hybrid razr tour (312 and 287 respectively)

Irons: 3i-10i callaway forged standard length(278, 263, 250, 235, 221, 213, 201, 190)

Wedges: callaway jaws cc 52* 12 approach, 56* 16 sand, 60* 13 lob (0-185)

Odyssey Black tour #9 putter(5 ft, i'm always at least within 5 feet on my approach shot)

I wonder who on this forum is a PGA tour pro, disguised as a normal player.. 

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Yikes...that's outrageous... At that rate i would stay there for 4 hours and call it a round of golf.

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Topic Nazi....:-P Anyways, how's that right elbow doing?

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Originally Posted by Ernest Jones

Me too!

its my curse for being so good looking...

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Kiddo, cbrian, and I snuck out for a quick round at a little semi-executive-style course yesterday.

This hole is 135 or so for her. She put it on in two easily - very muddy, unmowed conditions were not favorable for roll.

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Kiddo, cbrian, and I snuck out for a quick round at a little semi-executive-style course yesterday. This hole is 135 or so for her. She put it on in two easily - very muddy, unmowed conditions were not favorable for roll. :-)

Wow. I am impressed, getting it over the water no problem like that

Driver: 10.5* callaway Razr Hawk Tour - 350 yards(usually into the wind, it can be windy here. at least 400 with a little wind behind me)

Hybrids: 2 and 3 callaway Hybrid razr tour (312 and 287 respectively)

Irons: 3i-10i callaway forged standard length(278, 263, 250, 235, 221, 213, 201, 190)

Wedges: callaway jaws cc 52* 12 approach, 56* 16 sand, 60* 13 lob (0-185)

Odyssey Black tour #9 putter(5 ft, i'm always at least within 5 feet on my approach shot)

I wonder who on this forum is a PGA tour pro, disguised as a normal player.. 

2013: play in the US amateur qualifier

 


Originally Posted by onephenom

Wow. I am impressed, getting it over the water no problem like that

I wish I could do that consistently. Even at 100 yards my 7 iron would be ok 9 times out of 10, but chances are my driver would go higher than it does far, and then 50 yards right dropping in the water.


Originally Posted by iacas

Kiddo, cbrian, and I snuck out for a quick round at a little semi-executive-style course yesterday.

This hole is 135 or so for her. She put it on in two easily - very muddy, unmowed conditions were not favorable for roll.

Ha Ha. Wow, just wow.

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