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Cool video thanks beach

I wish I could my arm to shift down better too. Don't think I will ever get that one.

Thanks Beach, Thats one thing I need to work on eventually. I still keep coming back to the same issues I always fight. Right now working on trying to not get the club laid off at the top like I tend to do. On the downswing I'm trying to work on maintaining the wedge longer, follow through, and get my forward leg to straighten faster. I sometimes sag my front leg to much and dump the club in the ground

Here is my latest swing from this week

If you still have it I'll take it off your hands.

Great way to break your hand.

so feel the shoulders start to turn sooner?

Been a while since I've updated this thread. Currently haven't taken a lesson in a while but, here is one of my latest swings. I was doing the online lesson thing while it's great I really need the hands on attention. Sadly still looking for someone local since my last instructor got out of the business and the state. Been struggling lately with pull draws and low point issues again. I always seem to struggle with low point which can be very frustrating.

Yea different balls register different spin numbers on his. I play a pretty high spin ball with the nike one tour. I lose a couple yards with it with the driver it seems but, not alot. Your spin is really good better than mine so I would work on getting a little more loft. My ballspeed is 160 and my carry is around 270 with roll it goes about 290 on his but, I put it on soft conditions. I think if you could go up to a 10.5 you could get around 11-12 degree launch with your low spin should be very good.

My buddy has one of these so I play on it alot. Your distances are insane for your swing / ball speed. Your spin numbers are really good and your launch seems to be very good around 10-11. The roll you are getting is a little more than you would ever see outside I'm sure. You can adjust it on there I usually always put it on soft because of that. Ball could cause more spin and would increase launch why degree driver you playing? You could go up a degree to help the launch.

yea your shoulder turn is to flat and causes the move off the ball you see. Left shoulder should work more down to keep everything more centered.

What are you working on trying to go from pro to hacker in 2 months?

what tour you playing on?

You live in pinehurst area? I'm around same area

Man thats really awesome. We have alot in common. I picked up golf in 2007 and had back surgery 2 years later. I was out my entire 3rd year pretty much and when I came back I tried stack and tilt, right sided swing, some other stuff all to help my back. I also thought stack and tilt was way better for my back than the traditional way to swing. Glad you are coming along and the swing has some really good pieces. Also like me where I pick a million things I hate about my swing I wouldn't be to hard on yourself through the ball looks pretty good to me and thats what matters. The more I play the more I realize if I can just trust what I'm doing and not get so focused on the bad shots or swing changes I can play pretty solid golf. Obviously you don't need any feedback since you know the pieces you want to work on. The shut face, bowed left wrist, and shortening up the swing some is what I would focus on to help eliminate your misses you don't want. My other suggestion is to just enjoy the game and trust your swing. No reason you can't play good golf from where you are now. I could see you being low single digits with your current swing easily.

yea not bad =) Shot -1 today with 2 doubles so it's starting to come together. Hit the ball super solid except for 3 shots one on a par3 was really bad into the water and made double. Can't complain though its getting better after being in a slump for a while now.

I have a hard enough time just hitting the ball much less a smaller portion of it. Guess I'm screwed...

his hands are low at address so highly unlikely he will bring it back on that plane anyways. Alot of golfers play on the elbow or shoulder plane not the shaft plane. Would be better to draw a line from the ball up through his elbow to get a closer reference but, again camera angle and other factors could distort that. I'm not a big fan of drawing lines anyways. Also take a look at this to help setup the camera better so people can give you better advice. http://thesandtrap.com/b/playing_tips/filming_your_swing

Thanks Erik here is the face on still shots.

Signed up for evolvr and been working on getting my left shoulder to stay down while left arm shifts down more. Forgive the old dog lot in the backyard its on my to do list to get rid of lol along with fixing all my divots haha

I honestly can say I never see that around NC. My daughter is 50 pounds and she doesn't have any issues swinging a golf club. It's not like its a 5 pound weight...

Have to agree. Not like they do anything thats out of reach from normal healthy people. Anyone who put in the hours the pros do could play good golf with any type of swing. If standing flat footed and swinging your arms like one of those wacky inflatable tube guys works for you then good for ya. Trying to come on here and bash someone elses swing theory for sure isn't the way to get people to flood to your LPGA or w/e swing. These guys looked at pros who have all types of different swings and picked out what they believe are the 5 fundamentals to play solid golf that almost all good players share.

and you are a 12.... I don't see how doing any of the 5 things are that difficult.

never heard that one before I'll give it a shot

yea way to post a bunch of hacks mvmac