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most golfers have trouble with this thing called a SLICE. The ball starts off OK, and then gently throws off line, and you end up in the rough or worse. I used to have this problem before, but i decided to read up on a golf book. The name of the book was "Tiger Woods - how i play golf". I read the book and it helped me, but i was curious to see what it really did when looking at the frame by frame pictures. I noticed something with my swing that differed mine for his. On my downswing, the would push through the ball, never turning the club over, square, and around my body at impact. This was the cure to my slice. I began follwing through the ball as i should and 1-2-3, the slice was gone. Now its long and straight. So, make sure, when you address the ball, that you know what swing your going to take. Keep the fundamental skills in your mind and you wont make any mistakes Fundamental Skills to improve: 1) Rotate the club on an even plane around your body, turning your shoulders. 2) At about 3/4 of the swing the shaft should be pointing down directly at the ball, this tells you your on plane with your back swing. 3) For the downswing, follow the same plane, but rotate through the ball, pulling the club around your body for a finish. *This is key to a nice finish on the ball ROTATION ROTATION AND ROTATION - is the funimental skill of golf Hopefully this helps someone....

Thanks alot, im gonna try and get into the mini tours for right now, but later on its PGA ..haha

im 16 right now, i play ive played off a 5 handicap, but recently ive had some problems, so ive lost touch with my game and now play off a 7 or 8 handicap. Im a true tournament player, and have hopes on becoming apart of the pga. How do i do it though? Im applying for a golf scholarship in the UK. Any suggestions on which university is best?

Both hybrids are tour perferred: I need a hybrid club, becuase i have this terrible gap between my 3 iron and my 3 wood. So i was thinking of gettin a 21* loft (4). Now the main question: WHAT DO I BUY, THE Titleist 585.H OR Taylormade Rescue TP, and why? btw: the taylormade rescue tp, is not the dual, if you didnt know.

My 3 best PGA tour players swings would consist of Tiger Woods, Ernie Els, and Adam Scott.

the vokey series is a good wedge, as well as the cg12. they are probably the top 2 best wedges on the market right now. but in the head to head battle, titleist always comes out first..

STEEL * soo much more control than graphite.

go with the titleist 735cm ... i garrentee that they will never harm ur game. i bought myself the 755 irons ( custom fitted ) and i already lowered by round by 5 strokes the first day out. I am an average 5-7 handicaper anyway....they have such a feel i cannot explain.