Cody Hancock

Thanks for the response. I've always had a lot of lateral hip movement but I'm trying to work on it.

Great advice! Thanks.

My main concern is that I would like to have my right arm a little flatter at the top of the swing. Also, I have a tendency for my hips to slide too much laterally and my ball position tends to creep too far back, but in the video both my hips and ball position seem alright. Another thing I would like to work on is getting my swing speed up. It currently sits at around 105-110 but I would like to see it between 110 and 115. Any comments or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Great post iacus.

My swing speed with my driver is about 100-105. Hopefully by the end of the year I can get it up to 110.

Wow, great swing. I wish I had that kind of speed.

Driver - A Iron - B+ Short game - A+ Putter - B Overall - A-

I have a Rife Barbados and a Yes! Dianna.

After a tournament last year me and a few buddies were on the range and I grabbed a right-handed 8 iron. I threw a couple balls in the rough and hit two beautiful draws that went around 160. Let's just say I seriously considered switching at that point.

Nice swing Bastid! Keep it up.

Wali, this is what I was meaning.

Vokey's are definitely not overrated.

Both ways have it's benefits. For a right-hander, putting it under the left armpit helps to keep the torso and arms connected whereas putting it under the right armpit helps prevent a chicken wing in the backswing.

It doesn't matter.

I've broken lights, put holes in the wall, and have left ugly marks on the roof.

I use a 46, 52, 56, and 60 degree wedge.

Only 780 more until I have 800 too!

I suggest you find a set of game improvement irons. Here is my rule of thumb: - Handicaps 10 and under should use player irons. - Handicaps 11 to 20 should use game improvement irons. - Handicaps 20 and over should use super game improvement irons.

You are definitely losing some yardage. However, switching to a longer shaft may cause a loss of accuracy.

I plan on replacing my 15 degree Cleveland HiBORE XLS for a 15.5 degree Titleist 909F2 and my 60 degree Titleist Vokey 200 Series for a 60 degree Titleist Vokey Spin Milled.

My advice is to cut out the practice swings! In my opinion, they are pointless on the range. Solid swing nonetheless.

Go to your local golf store and get them to tape up a couple wedges and hit some balls into the simulator.

My club of choice for the bump and run is my pitching wedge. I play the ball off my back foot, set my weight forward, and make a descending blow.

No problem. How do you find the FT-iQ stacks up against the FT-i? I'm debating on whether or not I should take my trusty FT-i out of the bag.

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