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By carpediem4300 ·
Update: From my lesson I mentioned to the coach the regrip and he spotted me doing it as I placed my right hand on the grip of all places 🤣 we worked to maintain the left hand and weaken the right, slightly weaker face angle at parallel and holding the face open through impact, nice straight fades, some small some big but a big departure from the duck hooks. Now just need to slowly dial it back to either a manageable fade or straight-ish -
By emaw4ever1 ·
I use four different sharpie markings on my golf balls. A single black dot on each side near the number, flourencent yellow along the alignment, and a series of 5 to 6 dots on the opposite side from the alignment. I've found that after applying markings, it's best to hit em with a hair dryer and allow 24 hours to cure before playing. This should cut down dramatically on transfer. It's also a good idea to make sure your sharpie's are fresh, not old. -
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By Themightyoz ·
Going to go against the grain a bit here and say that pain isn't as severe as we think it is sometimes. A lot of times if something has been there for a long time it is really neurological. Unless a sports med tells you it's likely to tear I would keep going with physio until a doctor tells you not to. Good luck
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