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Yeah - that dude needs to lighten up. I've been golfing with same group for 20 years and we still talk about women and everything else. The only exception is "over the top" trash talk - not allowed!

I focus on making a better turn, feeling my back to target and then finishing toward target. When I start hooking, its almost always because I don't turn enough and then my arms outrace my hips on DS causing pull or hook. A good feel for me is to match the length of my backswing with my follow through.

For me, having had a better understanding of the swing path, how to find the bottom of the swing. I have taken countless lessons over the years but it wasn't until I went to Erie, PA for 2 day instruction clinic with Eric, James & Dave along with Andy Plumber and Mike Bennett, that I had a better understanding of a proper golf swing. This by far was the most intensive learning experience I had ever had, complete with video and one to one instruction. I think Stack & Tilt dovetails nicely with 5SK which focuses on practicing the right things to hit the ball with compression with an understanding of how to curve the ball flight. I wish these guys were around when I was younger but am glad I had the chance to learn from the best.

Check out Gull Lake in nearby Augusta, MI. Stonehenge North and South and also Yarrow Golf Club. Great little golf Mecca and destination for golf trips.

Bag Tags from every golf course I have played. Favorites: Spyglass, Olympic Club San Francisco, Chicago Golf Club, Medina, TPC Sawgrass, Spanish Bay. The towel is from Augusta but sadly have never played.

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I saw Perez a fews years ago at the Western open in Chicago. He was practicing and whooping it up with John Daly with non fan interaction. His brother Mike won Big Break a few years back and seemed just like him.

Bowditch chip in for eagle sure looked like 5SK chipping drill with hands ahead of shaft at finish

Thanks for reply mvmac - this helps.

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Just so I understand, in the simplest terms, to hit a draw you want to aim right of target and close the club face. If I were to change the stance in below photo to aim more right, does the path of the club change with the stance? In other words at P2, does the but end of the club point at the intended target or to the aim point right of the target? I always try to feel the but end of the grip pointing at the target to make sure I am starting the club back on plane so I want to make sure I am understanding how the path works in conjunction with the club face. Hope this makes sense - I am going to order the dvd's and really dive in as I want to improve on this.

Hammer 4, the problem for me with the 1 piece takeaway is that my body is turning too early which causes my arms and club to have to catch up. I also tend to tilt too much at target and lift my arms. With the early wrist hinge, I feel like my club, arms and body all reach the top at once. The main feel I have is pushing the club handle down with heel pad of left hand, feeling the but end of club pointing down just past my right thigh. It felt really handsy at first but now is getting more comfortable. I have struggled with wrist hinge over the years worked on this with Andy Plumber a fews years ago in Erie, PA with Dave, Eric, James.

Some of you might have seen this at the PGA show. I bought one and started practicing and could not believe how far away from the ball I was. This little gem has me standing closer to the ball now with my eyes directly over the golfball. It comes with a ball marker to simulate the putter wheel when playing.

Just bought my first pair of Prescription Sunglasses and wore them a few weeks ago on annual golf trip to AZ. Mine are polarized with dark grey lens. Since I am far sighted,I could finally see my ball flight all the way in the sun. Definitely worth the investment and insurance paid most of cost.