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schmitty3

I've been Playing Golf for around 10 years.

My current handicap index or average score is scratch.

My typical ball flight is a draw.

The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is the snap hook.

My swing can be found on the link below.  Just looking for any friendly tips that could make me a better and more consistent player. Thanks

http://www.swingreader.com/video/view/bilUWVlT


  • 2 weeks later...
cipher Super Member

cipher

Are you a 4 HC or a scratch?  I am not able to use the video tools in IE, but here is what I can tell.  The only thing I can really tell is that at the top your elbows seem to come apart and your right one goes too far behind.  Your club probably wraps too far back around behind you for many instructors as well, but I am not sure on that.  You have a very smooth tempo with what looks to be a fairly steady head and balance.

Nate

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I am a scratch, just never updated my handicap on here from a few years ago.  Thanks for the tip on my elbow. I never noticed that until you brought it to my attention.


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bomberman Member

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As you said scratch swing. Simillar to mine but yours has more lag which requires you to move your body more quickly and technically.

Wonderful swing still. Smooth nice tempo even with a long iron.

Kudos.


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