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pretty sure this is a 3/4 swing drill kinda like the beachball drill where you swing with a beachball between your arms, connection is the key.

I actually think blake and mike are 2 of the better players besides gipp and tony. As for kevin honestly I would play him straight up for 20 a hole and be confident I would walk away with cash in my pocket. Just my 2cents.

agreed def cant believe that happend.

Originally Posted by ping12 you do know thats illegal right??your only supposed to have one kind of ball to use,so if you ever play in a big tourney keep that in mind. I didnt see him say casual play and I sure dont think big tourney means your sunday skins and pins either.

Geeze thats a long putt, I bet that felt good lol.

I made a shot that I was proud of the other day too. I was at my local par 3 course standing on the edge of the nineth green which was 18 because it was my second time around, and over to my right was a group of young kids and a teacher talking to them. So I thought I would do something cool for them and hole it sure enough stood up, make the swing two hops and rolls in, haha just a cool senario to try to hole a something and actually accomplish it.

Ill be out there on sunday the 15th, just wondering if anyone from here will be going.

Here is mine 9I 152 pw 137 52* 115 56* 103 60* 80 That is when I am swinging with good balance and actually transfering my weight so to say lol.

Thanks guys the replys above have been extremely helpful! To david when you say that the correct spine tilt will look minimal to the eye, well I guess this is what I have always emulated so maybe I shouldnt change that part lol.

What I am trying to ask I guess is how should you tilt your spine in regaurds to feeling like your weight is not over your back foot. Basically I have always setup "over" the ball and not with my head a little behind....The attachment picture shows the correct way to setup with spine tilt. Maybe I should take some pic of me and upload so I can show you guys what I am doing wrong lol

Thanks for the tip but thats not what I am asking, please reread the questions and if I should explain my problem with more detail please let me know?Thanks man.

This is a question that I have to the knowledgeable guys on this forum about spine angle\hand placement\ and head postion at address. What is the correct way to setup with the correct spine tilt, and could you explain in 3rd person how I should have my head(tilted with my spine or level with the ground)? This is like many guys out there a habit that I've developed and never noticed until a long time friend and very good golfer told me to work on. I guess what I am doing is holding my hands behind the ball and creating an uppercase Y instead of a proper lowercase y. Basically the sensation is new to me because Ive been addressing the ball like this for so long and I think the reason I have developed this bad habbit is because I never used to hit my long irons high enough so this is like a compensation effect. So if someone could elaborate on what the proper way to tilt my spine without feeling like all my weight is on my trail leg that would be helpful. Btw I have watched swingvision and I guess I cant put the pieces together on how the pros setup and translate that into the way I should setup. Thanks in advance

I dont think the question should be "how hard is it" I mean its kind of self explained, how good are you, ya know. Can you go out and shoot low almost every round. You have to think of the fees vs winning ratio, can you win more money than you loose, if not then keep practicing lol.

Bridgewater gc, Lake jovita gc, Eaglebrooke gc, Huntington Hills gc nothing crazy but fun tracks to go around.

Rory is who Id like to see take over but ryo is going to be a pressure player, I seen that in his eyes when he went up against tiger in the cup tournament.

Best advice so far, golf is opposite. Swing left hit fades, swing right hit draws, weight on the balls of your feet you move back, weight on the heels and you move towards the ball. Its crazy lol

Nice clubs, I havent hit them yet but Im sure they have great feel. I just cant wait till the new Cb's come out, that should be my next purchase.

Thats ludacris coming from someone whos worked at a few courses and have seen many tournaments, young and old. Every tournament Ive witnessed at any given course that Ive worked at supplied there own referee, not to mention our own staff was told to stay off the course. Sounds to me that this course doesnt operate to well. Just my opionion.

Whats up ben, nice swing you have there! If there is any way you could get a face on view that would be great, I would just like to see how long you maintain lag and what your impact posi looks like. Thanks alot man.

yes lead hand lower than the trail hand, just gives you some sensation on how the lead wrist should lay back and the trail wrist should cup slightly at impact.

Very Very loose hands will solve this, let the weight of the club drop into the grass.

Heres a made up drill by your truly for getting the sensation of the "bitch slap", right handed golfer grip the club left hand low, and make some practice swings. You'll see and feel how the club stays back easier.

The brothers are very close and spend much of their time at David Leadbetter’s Academy, due to their mutual sponsorship through Callaway Golf. Leadbetter’s range looks like a who’s who of the LPGA Tour, PGA TOUR and Champions Tour, and both Tony and Gipper have played many rounds of golf with Greg Norman, Nick Price, Charles Howell and Andy Bean, who the boys call their favorite. This was from thier bios, and if you new any better you would know that the leadbetter academy is located at championsgate, gc. I dont think they fly back n forth just to hit balls haha, wait they are pros now.

No I wouldnt do that, But if someone wants to know Im sure you could make a few bucks if you set a little wager on who wins with your friends haha.

good tip!