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  2. Dryvebox - Mobile Golf Simulator Dryvebox is a mobile golf simulator with Trackman technology that offers lessons, practice sessions, virtual golf, and private events. Learn, play, and party. It's .com now. That would be a cold trackman setup in my neck of the woods now.
  3. Steep to Shallow >> Shallow to Steep (for beginners)(as an anti-flat.and.inside tool).
  4. This exaggeration drill looks a bit like Ledbetter's A swing. :) Steep to Shallow >> Shallow to Steep. Do you have any videos of your swing with the GEARS avatar (but your swing data) ?
  5. For the DTL shots film along the toe line not between the toes and the ball.
  6. to me, the images represent many significant differences that total fairly big changes. I'll have to watch the videos to see the differences and see if his hands work for effectively through the impact zone.
  7. I was just surprised to see so much change so quickly in my P6 view of the swing. Great job ! I figured my MS paint work would get me a reply. People rarely can change their P6 so quickly. You must be a golf expert ! I was also wondering if the new swing felt alot different. Crisper ?
  8. Love the improvements. "What did you change" ? Love the improvements. "What did you change" ?
  9. How about some Rear Views ?
  10. You really suck the club in early and under plane. Stance is too wide ! Only 2 bits for now ... gotta work ! Very little wrist hinge very late in the swing !
  11. Typical EE swing. look how much closer to the ball and higher the hands are at impact vs address. No face on ?
  12. A wise man once said, you have to lose flex in your rear leg in the backswing. I dont think you do.
  13. Cool rear view. I like how it picks both heels off the ground as you really try to hit it hard. I know the trend over the last decade is to not comment on grips ... strong grips are allowed now. But that left hand seems really really strong.
  14. Less flex in the knees at setup is a great tip. I think reducing the knee flex will encourage a better hip turn. I wonder if the left knee traveled more towards the ball target line (versus parallel to it) during the backswing (especially during the takeaway) ... would that allow the right leg to straighten a bit more and have the hips and shoulders be a bit more on a more vertical plane). I like my hip turn when I get things going in the right direction from the beginning. I started this as an anti-sway move. The initial move of the left knee is to bend (knee cap moves directly towards the ball target line) and the right leg is to straighten (move your right hip directly AWAY from the ball target line). My backswing swing is thinking of these two things while keeping my spine angled away from the target (whereas yours tilts towards the target). A6 analysis: Your hands are high indicating you are coming in steep. The green line is the height of the end of your grip at address. I manually put in all the photos to see if it can help me Try my hip motion tips and see how they feel. It really helps with a centred pivot body swing. FWIW, your knees control the hip motion ... or at least that's how I see it.
  15. https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2017/farmers-insurance-open/leaderboard.html (2017) https://www.pgatour.com/competition/2018/farmers-insurance-open/leaderboard.html (this year). He does hold the course record 72-HOLE RECORD: 266, George Burns (1987), Tiger Woods (1999). I hope he does well but I think it's a MC this week.
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