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buckeyekid1996 Well Established Member

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not the best quality but heres it is.... 7 iron



In bag(15 years old on budget):

Driver- Taylor Made Burner 09

3 Wood- Dunlop Loco

3 Hybrid- Walter Hagen AWX

4,5 Hybrid- Nicklaus Polarity

6-SW- Nicklaus Polarity Irons

Putter- Top Flite

Balls- Callaway War Bird


buckeyekid1996 Well Established Member

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so im the only person who doesnt get a reply?????

In bag(15 years old on budget):

Driver- Taylor Made Burner 09

3 Wood- Dunlop Loco

3 Hybrid- Walter Hagen AWX

4,5 Hybrid- Nicklaus Polarity

6-SW- Nicklaus Polarity Irons

Putter- Top Flite

Balls- Callaway War Bird


meenman Great Member

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Most of us were taught that if we didnt have anything nice to say, say nothing at all.......

I would suggest finding someone to take lessons with, that swing is not going to get you in the golf business.

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Most of us were taught that if we didnt have anything nice to say, say nothing at all....... I would suggest finding someone to take lessons with, that swing is not going to get you in the golf business.

thanks

In bag(15 years old on budget):

Driver- Taylor Made Burner 09

3 Wood- Dunlop Loco

3 Hybrid- Walter Hagen AWX

4,5 Hybrid- Nicklaus Polarity

6-SW- Nicklaus Polarity Irons

Putter- Top Flite

Balls- Callaway War Bird


meenman Great Member

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Originally Posted by buckeyekid1996

thanks


Not hating my friend, we were all there at one time. Just suggesting that you get it fixed before you spend 2 years practicing the wrong way.

For me, studying the stack and tilt method has greatly improved my ball striking - i'll take those few dead left pulls over slicing  any day.

I spent 2 hours a day, seven days a week for months on the range before I ever played a round - it did me no good because I hadnt developed a solid swing.

Work on losing the dip on your downswing to start - you are still young and have a lot more potential than someone who started at an age close to 25 years older than you.

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Chris, although my friends call me Mr.L

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buckeyekid1996 Well Established Member

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Originally Posted by meenman

Not hating my friend, we were all there at one time. Just suggesting that you get it fixed before you spend 2 years practicing the wrong way.

For me, studying the stack and tilt method has greatly improved my ball striking - i'll take those few dead left pulls over slicing  any day.

I spent 2 hours a day, seven days a week for months on the range before I ever played a round - it did me no good because I hadnt developed a solid swing.

Work on losing the dip on your downswing to start - you are still young and have a lot more potential than someone who started at an age close to 25 years older than you.

yeah, my swing might be different if i wasnt inside with restrictions and the worry of hitting the ground and breaking my club. ill try to get one up at the range

In bag(15 years old on budget):

Driver- Taylor Made Burner 09

3 Wood- Dunlop Loco

3 Hybrid- Walter Hagen AWX

4,5 Hybrid- Nicklaus Polarity

6-SW- Nicklaus Polarity Irons

Putter- Top Flite

Balls- Callaway War Bird


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buckeyekid1996 Well Established Member

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I've been Playing Golf for: 1 year

My current handicap index or average score is: Low 50s(Hi 60s recently)

My typical ball flight is: imediatley right

The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: bad slicing

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In bag(15 years old on budget):

Driver- Taylor Made Burner 09

3 Wood- Dunlop Loco

3 Hybrid- Walter Hagen AWX

4,5 Hybrid- Nicklaus Polarity

6-SW- Nicklaus Polarity Irons

Putter- Top Flite

Balls- Callaway War Bird


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