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Okay, well first of all, heres my swings from last year ( http://thesandtrap.com/forum/thread/40744/my-swing-nikeman6 )

Since the beginnning of this year, I found I was coming over the top a ton (whether thats from the offseason or just bad habits) and have been trying to fix that and since then I'm still searching for a good, consistent swing that can be more controlled. I've been dying to get to the range, but all week the weather here in Michigan has been bad so I got some foam balls out in the wet backyard just to get this up here so I can have things to think about over spring break (just started for me today:) )

so yeah, help is always appreciated. I'm putting three up because I was experimenting with the camera trying to get it in the right position.

oh and now that I've looked through the thread from last year, I saw that Iacas commented on how high my right foot is at contact and its basically the same here. Well, I'll work on that...:)

enjoy

6i

8i

8i

Driver: Nike SQ Dymo 10.5*
Woods: Nike SQ Dymo2 3 Wood, Nike SQ 3 Hybrid
Irons: Nike Slingshot 4D 4-AW
Wedges: Nike VR Forged 54/12,58/06
Putter: Nike Method 001

Ball: Nike 20XI-x


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Very nice swing the one thing I would point out that I was told by my coach that you do as well is that you are a little too bend at the waist. Overall looks great! how tall are you? are your clubs long enough?

Driver: Titleist 910D2 9.5
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Hybrid: Titleist 910H
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Originally Posted by ZEUS

Very nice swing the one thing I would point out that I was told by my coach that you do as well is that you are a little too bend at the waist. Overall looks great! how tall are you? are your clubs long enough?


I see what you mean. and Im somewhere in the ball park of 6'4" to 6'5", but not completely sure. My irons have an extra inch, so they're plenty long in my opinion

Driver: Nike SQ Dymo 10.5*
Woods: Nike SQ Dymo2 3 Wood, Nike SQ 3 Hybrid
Irons: Nike Slingshot 4D 4-AW
Wedges: Nike VR Forged 54/12,58/06
Putter: Nike Method 001

Ball: Nike 20XI-x


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nice rhythmic swing. you're swinging from outside in though. i'm guessing your good shots are pull fades, right? when you bring the club back, you're going outside of your target line. so i'd suggest in your backswing start it by letting your shoulder turn push your hands inside a bit before bringing them up. so that now your swinging from the inside instead of the outside.


Posted

thanks, and yea. in these particular videos I seem to be coming from the outside more than I like, and that's what I've been working on fixing. i'll try to get some better swings up here soon

Driver: Nike SQ Dymo 10.5*
Woods: Nike SQ Dymo2 3 Wood, Nike SQ 3 Hybrid
Irons: Nike Slingshot 4D 4-AW
Wedges: Nike VR Forged 54/12,58/06
Putter: Nike Method 001

Ball: Nike 20XI-x


Posted

Here, I cut the 3 videos down into one, hope that helps.

I'm planning on going to the range today where'll I get driver, FO and DTL as well as some 6 irons and maybe shorter irons.

Driver: Nike SQ Dymo 10.5*
Woods: Nike SQ Dymo2 3 Wood, Nike SQ 3 Hybrid
Irons: Nike Slingshot 4D 4-AW
Wedges: Nike VR Forged 54/12,58/06
Putter: Nike Method 001

Ball: Nike 20XI-x


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Here's..took these yesterday. keep in mind, for my iron swings, I was playing my natural 5-8 yard fade that works well for me.

comments appreciated...

6i

3H

Driver DTL

Driver - FO

Driver: Nike SQ Dymo 10.5*
Woods: Nike SQ Dymo2 3 Wood, Nike SQ 3 Hybrid
Irons: Nike Slingshot 4D 4-AW
Wedges: Nike VR Forged 54/12,58/06
Putter: Nike Method 001

Ball: Nike 20XI-x


Posted

aha, now i see why you are so closed off in order to hit it straight, you've got the strongest grip i've ever seen! i can see four knuckles on your left hand at address. you've got a beautiful swing, and great rhythm. your swing looks like you should be a single digit. imho, if you get the grip issue and the alignment straightened out, it will be a lot easier for you to work the ball from r to l without fear of pull hooking it off the planet.

here's a video of the grip i use:


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