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I'll get a DTL and Face-On when I go to the range tomorrow (hopefully). If not, I'll still get something tomorrow. Thanks everyone!

Well, after commenting on a couple people's swings, I figured that I could use some help with mine. I only have a face-on swing ATM because that swing shot my ball so far right I can't find it. So, my main problem is a push/push-slice. I still have my distances correct, but the push isn't helping my game much. Please help! Will get a DTL coming here a bit once I find my ball... EDIT: Hang on, working on the video embed...

Much better than last time! See comments and keep working!

Nope, ran by the PGA, not the PGA Tour.

I love this guy. He's a fresh face to compliment someone like Lerner.. "It's the US Freakin' Open!"

Analysis on the DTL video. Included is drills, enjoy!

Wow. Must we fight over this? And besides, he bent over to get his tee while he was in pain. He's a tough guy, and apparently you don't get that.

Definately real.

A round of golf is my present.

Exactly. I don't hit my lob wedge except around the green. I'd rather hit a choke down 1/2 54˚..

You really need to work on setup and weight shift. Make sure that you don't lift up to start your swing. Work on turning your shoulders to get the club back. Post another video once you get this down and I'll add in some more.

That seems to be a shaft problem, not a club head problem. But I wonder, is there a difference in length between the clubs?

A 41 today on my front nine. Wasn't a bad ball striking day, but hit some drives well and some very bad. Short game was working and putting was genius today.

Nice eagles!

Any chance at pics OP?

It now seems to me that you have a lot of arm/hand motion through the swing. You need to work on getting your arms to work with your upper body. Also, I think that it'd be beneficial to take the club up to your waist and hit the ball as hard as you can from that position. This will activate your hips, which to me don't seem as active as they could be. Get your belt buckle facing the target during your follow through. What kind of grip (strong, weak, neutral) do you have?

Well, I noticed on your driver swing that your feet were not lined up to the club you had down. Do you hit the ball left on your miss? Besides that, you are coming over the top. Any chance we can get a down the line?

If you get it in a brace, it shouldn't be too bad. All he needs to do is stabilize it.

I never want to use these again. They are terrible. Stay away.

#7 - Par 5, 503 yards Not a sure long par 5, but you need to be killer accurate. It's a dead straight hole for about 350 yards, and then it slightly doglegs left about 15 degrees. Both sides are tree lined with trees about 100 ft tall. Thus, you can't shape a shot over them (unless playing from the blacks). There is a creek about 100 yards away from the green and most of the time you are forced to layup to about 120 for your third to an uphill green sloping back to front. Bunkers line the back and the right side of the green. It's not a fun hole during a match.

You need a very shallow angle of attack and striking the ball first. The divot should come after, if there even is a divot.

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Look online, and you should find them for about $20 cheaper...

Driver: Tour Burner TP 9˚ w/ Ozik Code 7 Stiff 4 Wood: TEE 16.5˚ w/ Ozik or V2 Stiff 3-9: Mizuno MP-67 w/ TC-1 Stiff PW: 48˚ Vokey TVD w/ PX 6.0 GW: 52˚ Vokey TVD w/ PX 6.0 SW: 56˚ Vokey TVD w/ PX 6.0 LW: 60˚ Callaway X-Forged w/ PX 6.0 Putter: Taylormade Spider Ball: Callaway Tour ix

I putt cross-handed. It seems ot have helped me get the ball rolling on the right line right away. I could never do that with a conventional grip. It did take about 3 months of continuous practice during the winter, though.