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please convince me to stop tinkering with my swing. every two weeks i am tweaking some part of my swing. while it might be good in the long run, it prevents me from playing to a consistant score now.

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I don't think there's a serious golfer in the game that will ever stop trying to improve on what they already have. Ben Hogan, noted as one of the best ball strikers ever, was in a constant state of tinkering. So long as what you are tweaking leads to better and better scoring/shot making don't worry about it. Tinker away.

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Be happy that you`re still trying to make progression, as said by Ben. But, take the change of swing etc. at the driving range. A good way to eliminate lags and poor details, is to get a good golfer to watch you at the range. He might help you out, telling you what you should keep on improving, and what to throw in the garbage can.

I have made one hole in one this far. While you are reading this, I am most likely out on the tee trying to sink another one


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