joethegolfinpo

yeah the best thing to do is to just find something that feels good and to stick with it the pros have all day any day to work on their swing and they are very hard to copy

the best thing to do is to get a solo lesson because they have more time to just attend to u and get what u need and they shouldn't be that expensive the best teacher is David Leadbetter if u are really really serious go to him i went and now im down to almost scratch

all u gotta do is have some type of good ball and clean groves and u want to come a little steeper and catch the ball first and then about and inch later take a small divot and make a solid swing and ball contact and it should come off high and spinning but dont take a big divot easy shot to hit and the highest club that u can really do it is with like a 8 iron maybe a 7 but the easiet to spin is probley like a pw

lead tape is meaning less and the only reason the pros use it is to cover the name on the club if it is a prototype

well ur hybrid is brobley weighted or set for a draw so thats why but with the driver all u have to do is get the club square at impact and then turn ur hands over a little after u hit hit the ball also u should set two clubs u on the range one in line to the target and on down ur feet line. like ------------- they should be parallel to each other and just swing the club -------------- along the line of the outside club ur swing path sould be inside to out i didnt explain it well but i hpe it helps