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bwinger79 Well Established Member

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He can lose my shags all day and I won't care. I don't have a place to use them, anyway... have I told you about my ball collection?

You certainly have a little reverse pivot in your swing. I see that you arent getting your weight shifted to your rear foot on your backswing. Focus on turning behind the ball. Also, dont let your rear(right) leg knee flex sooooo much in your backswing. Your right knee is getting outside your right hip on your backswing which is going to lead to all sorts of issues. Try adding a little more turn and a little less slide to your swing.

Your buddy on the other hand looks like he needs to move about a foot further away from the ball and really needs to bend at his hips, keeping his torso straight.
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LBlack14 Great Member

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On this course (Fox Run), we don't really keep his score. He couldn't break 150.

I've played Fox Run a couple of times. Back when I played it, they wouldn't ever let the carts off the path. That was enough for me. How is it now?

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