TaylorMade24

Yeah it's becoming a difficult habit to break. The hardest part is just visualizing myself dropping my hands down. I can feel myself becoming much better at it, but I am sometimes pulling the ball way left (right handed golfer) because I am trying to over correct it so much.

Appreciate the video link MVMAC, I'm going to have to try that drill out on the range tomorrow.

Hey everyone, just wondering if someone has some drills to do for my downswing. I really need to work on pulling my hands down and NOT allowing my hips to leak open. Need to get the weight shifting from back foot to front foot. When I leak my hips it causes me to cast my hands out and come around the ball with the clubface open. Divots point 25-35 degrees left of my target. I'm getting lessons and I really want to work on this before my next lesson. Thanks, Justin

I would just wait until you have a few lessons with the Pro. If you like him and feel that he is pretty knowledgeable I would get his opinion on which irons to get. Also many times they can get you a discount after taking a few lessons with them. Good luck.

Names Justin. I started playing golf in January 2011 and I am 21 years old. I officially have the "fever." Wanted to join the forum and expand my knowledge of the game and help others from what I already know. Live in the Orlando area and try to play 2-3 times a week. However, my classes and work are getting in the way lately; especially with the time change. Have a Mon-Fri job, but loved golf so much that I got a job at Ventura Country Club on the weekends. Took my first lesson this week and I am on my quest to become scratch. Who knows, maybe if I speed up the process I can walk on to a college team. Long way to go though, especially since I am an Ex-Baseball player. I shoot regularly between 80-90 from the Men's tees. I don't have an official handicap yet, but my PRO said he will set that up soon. With all of the grip changes/downswing problems I'm wondering if I can still break 100