kleinrider

it did work :)

i had/have the same problem... This has to be the most frustrating mistake in golf, cause your shot will on go 20 yards.. Anyway, i was working with a pro and he suggested i slow my take away and a ever so slight pause at the top then start your downswing. My hands were moving faster than the club so the club would hit the ground first. It has been a huge help. I used to hit 15-20 balls fat in one round (i am high handi) now i may only hit 1 or 2. Of course the proper weight shift help, and weight being forward. i hope this is little bit of a help.

keep it going. I am right there with you. I haven't broken 100 yet either.

i am having a hard enough time in the center of the club now you want me to hit the heel..

the kind of bike i ride. Once a girl thought it was because i liked Jewish girls... that was such a funny clever line.

Like you i have the same problem. I haven't broken a 100 yet, but i am getting close. I can't hit the driver so i normally use a hybrid off the tee to get some distance. Then i try to get inside 100 yards with my next shot (par 4) I also have 3 putt issues, and this is something i need to work on. Good luck, please keep us posted. I would love to read a blog about your quest.

i play this game... it's fun..... sometimes it can be real slow

i enjoy playing alone. I also feel i play better alone than i do with people.

hitting fat shots...

great job...

keep that guy out of the dugout when someone is pitching a no hitter...

i never used birdie balls, but a friend of mine who is a golf coach for a local college swears by them

can't wait to see it finished.... I wish i had those skills.

i enjoyed his show on the Discovery Channel "Pitchmen"

nice job... i am a newbie too, you did better than me first time out, i shot a 115. Keep up the good work, i am sure the lessons will be a huge help..

dogs... we have a boxer.. we also have a cat, and that dog chases that cat all over the place i am nervous that he is going to catch him and kill him. My wife will be pi$$ed if that happens

great job.. i am hoping to break 100 myself this year too.

I am looking to buy this book... has anyone but the download version from the Tour Tempo website? If so, do you still get the book, cause they sort of only talk about getting the audio/video files?

i run and had shin splints once.. I got shoes that actually work well with my foot and the shin splints went away. So my advice after rest is a new pair of shoes ones that work with your foot. I am new to golf so i don't know if they have different shoes for a normal foot, under pronator or over pronator. A few things that also my help is walking on your heels for a minute at a time. It will hurt at first but i may help, that exercise helped me.. just my 2 cents... good luck

So Tiger and the others are done for the day?? That doesn't make sense.. why not play after the afternoon wave gets off considering what the weather might be tomorrow.

usopen website says Mike Davis just informed us that it will be at least until 2 p.m. before players possibly could get out to the practice range to warm up for a resumption of play today. Heavy rain is still expected over the next 45 minutes, but the good news is there's a window this afternoon when golf should be able to resume. The hope is that the morning wave of 78 competitors can complete round one today, with the afternoon wave, which includes Phil Mickelson, completing the first round on Friday. Once the rain does stop, Jim Hyler, the chairman of the Championship Committee, said it would take 30 minutes or so to get the course back into playing condition.

usopen.com has a live feed of the Tiger group but it's real choppy..

I am on the US Open site, espn.com (Jason Sobel's live blog) and getting Twitts about Tiger's round... so yeah i am watching..

I am having the same issue as you are. My instructor has asked me to get a little bit more on the balls of my feet, also i need to get an even tempo i am going to fast on the downswing. When i really think about my tempo i seem to hit the ball well.

putting is so damn hard. I would love to know how guys are scoring in the 60s and 70s