SemperFi

I'm 60 and 4 years away from retirement. I spent quite a bit of time at the range this summer after a lesson in May. After posting my swing here and getting constructive feedback I signed up for a year of lessons at Golf Tec. I'm allready seeing an improvement. Its fun to be able to finally get lessons then practice and see how your improving and being able to self correct.

How do you change the lie angle on clubs that are not forged? I always thought you were not able to do this.

Deload? Never heard of it. I assume it is a stretch of time off. OOP. Just looked it up. Just had a 3 day one.

Enjoy them. I love mine.

I have the same clubs. Mine have white grips and a Dynalite 105 sticker on the shaft.

After thoughtful consideration about my Golf swing and where I want to be as a player of this wondeful game I have signed up for GolfTec lessons. I had my analysis today and while there no big surprises it was eye opening. I have a lot of work to do. There was no way I could have ever broken 100 without help. So thanks for the swing analysis it gave me a push in the right direction.

Thanks for the insight. I have been trying to work on my swing for the past 2 years. I've taken a lesson every year from a PGA professional and that is the first time I've been told that. And looking at my swing I see what you mean. So how does one fix that? Any drills. Tips?

I've been Playing Golf for: 25 years My current handicap index or average score is: 110 My typical ball flight is: Left push/Slice The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: Both and become for consistent Videos:

I havent played much in the past 3 to 4 years. This year I started trying to get out for 9 at least once a week. I took a lesson from a PGA pro and he has helped me tremendously. He showed me a swing that leads with the left hand and accelerates before impact just before the apex. I struggle on the course as I tend to "think to much". I am striking the ball better and am making it to the range more to try and work on consistency.

Hi everyone, Looking to start playing more golf this season. Play Nike Covert 2.0's that I bought new a couple of seasons ago. I found this site helpful when making my purchase. I don't have a driver in the bag yet, the last lesson I took, ( 2 years ago), the instructor suggested I get one because the newer ones are easier to hit than the old models. Last time I kept a driver in my bag was from a set I bought twenty years ago. Any thoughts? Oh, one more question given all the online sites for clubs and such which ones are reputable? Semper Fi