CuppedTin

I agree, I would never want to rely on timing the wrist or anything for that matter to manipulate ball flight. If I want to hit a draw I simply change my swing path from straight back straight through to slightly inside to outside... It has been working great for me.

That was a great post and very informative because I think we are very close to the same with what you are describing. While at the driving range today I was told that my driver swing looked very similar to Gary Woodward, so naturally I pulled up his youtube videos and he appears to be S&T; weight forward and One Plane... I will try and get some videos up soon of my NEW swing. But currently I am weight forward, but I DO NOT come inside with my hands. I am already long so I prefer the Push-Fade (If that is even the right terminology).

Take everything out of your bag higher than a 6 iron. Play every round with half swings... You will not do this, but if you did I think it would pay off dividends. The biggest problem I see with high handicappers is that the higher the club the faster the swing...

Epic!

There is a very nice course near me and I am waiting on their deals for Winter... :-)

This is where I guess that I get confused. I have a S&T; swing so it is much easier to keep my weight forward with my irons. With my driver I also have my weight loaded on my front, but naturaly my arms,hands,club, etc have weight to them and they go back on the back swing so I do have a little weight that shifts back. I don't hit down into the ground with my driver, but I do feel as though I am hitting it right before the bottom of my swing arc...I'm hope this is not all wrong where I need to start over with Stack and Tilt because I have greatly reduced my spin to 7200 RPM when I was flipping down to 2600-2900 RPM now that I'm keeping my wedge and driving down through the ball...

Thanks Now how do I get all those logo's in my signature?

Hey, I can't figure out how to do this?

I swing my driver exactly like I swing my irons... I hit down on everything. The driver is a lofted club, so is it wrong to hit it like an iron? I usually have the driver in line with my lead ear.

Anyone know if there is live streaming coverage today?

Good Point, I'm adding mine now.

I honestly think technology is overrated in golf equipment and a lot of people thinks it's changing the game and I just do not see it. It would really be cool to see just how much the average handicap has changed among amateurs over the past 5 or 10 years... Just because the ball is longer, the head is bigger and the shaft is more accurate, they still have not came out with a club that will swing itself.

Again: 1. Tiger 2. Mickelson 3. Scott

I am so confused. If you are a 39 handicap and you hit it straight all the time, are you sure you are not hitting it the wrong way? And if you truly are a 39, then birdies and pars are the least of your concerns... I'm totally lost as to what you are even asking. Please don't think I'm trying to be an ass, I just really need you to be more clear, that's all.

This popped up on my facebook page so I thought I would share... http://www.efxusa.com/golf/?utm_source=FB&utm;_medium=CPC&utm;_content=G2025&utm;_campaign=GolfFB

I could be wrong but I think he is referring to the shaft, which I'm sure you are aware due to kickpoint are more or less prone to spin. Correct?

I think it's more about talent than time. I say keep your job and focus on your career, if you have the game for the next level then it will show.

I really need the book...

In my opinion in no way whatsoever does this resemble stack and tilt. Weight Forward is the main Philosophy and there is just no way to do that if you raise your front heel 5-6 inches off the ground. But I'm also no instructor...

Check and see if there are any AimPoint clinics in your area, I have read a lot of good stuff about them...

Is this different for every swing? I am actually hitting down on my driver at impact. Not as much as with an iron, but right at impact I am hitting down...

Does the Golf Channel have anything streaming?

I think a 260 yard par 3 is great for the tour. Golf is an athletic sport and every golfer on tour is capable of hitting at least one club in their bag 260 yards. And I feel that being an athletic sport, it should benefit the best, the most elite hitters in the game... I think 8,000 yards is a number that is not far away...

Is a "pitch" basically a flipping of the hands at impact?

Hey Erik, I'm not very good at explaining what I do, but what problems do you see in what I explained... Am I doing something wrong or am I just explaining it wrong?