MichaelG

I had stiches in my pinky a while ago and from then I had to always wear a glove for anything more than half a swing. My current glove is alright, nike classic feel. Was wondering what is the best glove to use that has good comfort for my fingers.

I own and recommend the Nike performance bag. Not the lightest bag but has everything I need in it plus 14 dividers

I put a dot on each side of the nike swoosh and it does help with putting alignment.

I'm dominate with m left hand and play righty long story). I do sometimes feel that being left handed does help me a lot, but thats me.

Alright thanks. I know most of my weaknesses and will apply those the most

So would changing 2 buckets to 1 bucket and upping the 30 minutes to an hour for chipping/putting and on Thursday do 1 & 1/2 hours each be better?

Every July I visit my dad and get to go to the practice range any time I want to with my range pass (unlimited range balls for a month). I want to dedicate as much time as I can to my game so I can improve for my senior year of my golf team. I made a schedule to go off of on what to practice for the day and was wondering if any changes should be made on it. 1 bucket= about 90 balls all clubs = working from my 60* wedge to my driver with each club in between (6-7 each) Monday: 2 buckets Driver/ fairway wood/ hybrid. 1 bucket all clubs. 30 minutes putting and chipping each Tuesday: 2 buckets Irons 4-9. 1 bucket all clubs. 30 minutes putting and chipping each Wednesday: 2 buckets wedges pw/ aw/ 54*/ 60*. 1 bucket all clubs. 30 minutes putting and chipping each Thursday: 2 buckets all clubs. 1 hour putting and chipping each Friday: 1 small bucket (about 20) warm up. 18 holes. 10-15 minutes putting and chipping each Saturday: day off Sunday: 18 holes I'm might have enough money for at most 3 45-minute lessons. Also I'm going to try to jog 2 miles a day and do other small exercises each day. Any helps is appreciated! Thank you!

There is a really bad problem with slow play in high school golf. When I played for school last season most matches were close to 3 hours to finish as everyone I played with seemed as if only they mattered. The putting greens were the worst with people as most would just stand around until there turn and then read there putt and hit. I feel like many people need to learn to play faster as it becomes more frustrating for others who play fast.

Nike method core 1i. Great feel and amazing for lag putts

I just feel like whenever this happens I don't fully turn my body with my belt buckle pointing not towards my target and when my foot stops moving my arms finish the swing instead of my shoulders if that makes sense

Whenever I finish my swing, instead of having my right foot turned all the way it needs to be, I stop half way and feel like I can not turn any more. Wondering what I can do so my foot starts to turn all the way.

Just looking for good exercises for better shoulder rotations that I can do at my local gym, thanks!