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The iping app almost always says that my putter face is closed at impact. So I putted using an 8 inch dowel sideways so if I hit it with the face closed it would move left and if I hit it with the face open it would move right, I'm right handed. Every putt that went right, meaning I hit the dowel with the heel first or open, the iping app said my putter face was closed. I've tried recalibrating but still same results.

I have a sony action cam which I use to video my golf swing. It works pretty well but I want something that I can use on the range and see it immediately. My action cam does have wifi but it takes way to long to upload to my cell. Is there anything that records video at 240 fps with a relatively large screen, at least 3" and a tablet would be even better, that would work for me?

As a part of slow play what bothers me is when the group ahead of me parks the cart either in front of the green or beside the green instead of behind the green. If they parked behind the green then I could hit right time the green cleared. I believe that would speed things up for everybody on the course.

Whenever I try to swing out I usually start hitting the hosel. I guess my arms are getting farther away from my body. So how do I swing out without getting my arms farther away from my body?

How does Game Golf know how far your last put was? Is there a way to tag it after you hole it?

It seems to me that one of the things these different methods have in common is a centered swing. This has helped me and most pros I see on TV do this. Just my two cents worth.

Just got my tour striker 7 iron and I hit one good one out of about every 10. However, when I put it down and hit my 8 iron (8 because it's the same length shaft as the tour stiker 7) I hit way better than I did before using the tour striker. Now that was just 1 day so I'm hoping to try again tomorrow. Did you try hitting balls with your irons right after using the tour striker?

I can bow or flatten my left wrist without a club in my hand but while gripping the club I can't do it...no matter what grip I try...any ideas?

Do the dvds give better information on how to achieve lag? Or, if you haven't read the book, are there goods drills on achieving lag?

I read the book because I've always had trouble hitting down on the ball. After 1 day on the range my contact is a lot better. However, I also need to work on my lag which I didn't feel the book helped much. Does anyone have the DVD's and do they give you better information for lag?