BVAI777

Hey try this guys if the pain is in your right elbow let your left hand become more dominant... This will help get rid of the pain for good... Vise versa if it's in the left arm...

My daughter played her first round today after a month of nothing but practice on the range and working with me several hours a day... She shot a 93, she played the course from 6475 yards the course ratings are 72.3 with a slope rating of 130... Great first round of golf Jessica...

Working with My Daughter, she has been at it for a week and a half now, and I am also working with a friend who lives in Missouri... They are both new the game... Bryan

Yeah I will introduce someone to the game...

Sorry I need to look at the date of the post, still new to this site so please forgive me for posting on a swing that was four years old... Your swing looks much better, I guess this will teach me to go to the end of the thread... Bryan

Whats happening here is that you are taking the club so far back, that you end up with all of your weight on your left side, you have no choice but to come back over the top, the other thing is that your lower body and your hips are out of sync with your upper body... And your club is way past parallel to your target... Try pre loading your weight on the inside of your right foot and do not let it get outside of your right foot, and allow the weight to transfer to your left side through impact... This may help you sync your upper and lower body up, and with resistance you will feel during your back swing should help you not over rotate your shoulders... Bryan

Just a suggestion, don't try to hinge your wrists at impact you will most likely hit the ball fat, this move will come natural... Bryan

That is a great move right there, at least from that angle I am looking at... I don't think I would be able to see your left arm if the camera was shooting video from the side you address the ball from... Bryan

Chipping is all based off of feel, and I prefer not to think of it as a putting stroke... When I chip or work with someone on chipping a teach them to let the bounce of the club to do its job, and to keep there left arm traveling towards there target... Bryan

Golf is a movement towards a target and the mind is a target focused mechanism... Bryan

Thanks for the info, I take prescription strength and my Dr prescribes it to me as needed... I only take it if I have a flare up... Bryan

Thank you, and I have no need for surgery the shots and ibuprofen seems to get the job done... Bryan

Hey there, my name is Bryan and I just wanted to say hello to everyone... Bryan

The reverse overlap helps you get through the ball... What happens is your left arm will stay on line to the target... Bryan

I was actually told by my doctor that it has to do with pronation... I have never heard of bone spurs being the cause, but I am interested in finding out more about what you have learned... Bryan

I hope I am not interrupting, and if I am feel free to tell me to shut up... I see several things that are wrong and I think I can help you out quite a bit... Would you mind to much if I asked you to take some photographs of your grip, from your address position... From the Front view, left side view, and right side view, and also a top view at address... By the top view I mean what you are seeing when you look down at your grip... Bryan

I am sorry I misread the question... I chip with my normal interlocking grip, I do change my grip pressure... Thumbs are still extended down the shaft...

I also suffer from golfers elbow in my right arm, what really bothers my arm the worst is my right hand will start to go numb while playing a round of golf... I have my Dr give me a Hydrocortisone shot once every two months and I take 800 mg of Ibuprofen... I also ware one of the many magnets sold for your wrist on my right arm... Doing those three things I do seem to prevent my golfers elbow from flaring up, you can also not swinging a golf club or playing for a few weeks and see if that helps... Bryan

I putt with a reverse over lap, I also extend my left and right thumbs down the grip of the club...