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  1. I hope its enough for some semi serious competitive golf 😪 haha Cheers. happy new year!
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  3. Thank you happy new year
  4. good shot: tight push draw. bad shot: shank/pull
  5. I feel like i long arc it up to a 6 iron, from there not as much. i start re-cocking faster just so i hit the ihgher ball flights with the longer clubs. the finish i play with is usually like the dtl videos i posted. But the long arc feeling is mainly to feel very sequenced. when i do it correct and can stick the finish i know i was mostly in sequence. Those swings in shorts are a 7/6 iron. I don't have some from today, i can film some tomorrow when i hit the range and post them if you'd like.
  6. this is solely from my experience. I've worked with some pretty notable coaches, most of them didn't do it for me. Too "feel" oriented and not systematic and technical enough. always left feeling like i learnt nothing because a feel is dependent on the day. From my pov, it seems like european/scandinavian coaching is way more systematic and model based producing way technically sounder swings, whilst american coaching is more feel based producing more unique swings. I might be completely off but thats what i see. also im very against this shallowing, butt twist, gankasy swing style. it seems like theyre trying to complicate it more than it should be/use fancier terms ways to seem like theyre more knowledgable but idk. again my thoughts.
  7. Also forgot to add. the biggest thing i worked on is really pushing out fro p4 to p5 (i.e extending trail arm away from body to reduce the over flexion and getting too narrow. when i do it i strike it pretty well, when i dont lowpoint all over the place)
  8. Hey guys, a couple of months ago i went down the rabbit hole of stack and tilt. and recently MORAD. Binge watched dochety, thehandstandgolfer, gorman golf etc. 5 months ago i was back home for the holidays and really went to work. 8 hours a day just grinding it. had the best swing I've ever had in my life and could control the ball on demand, even Tommy Fleetwood complemented it haha. Then I overtrained, over did some feels went back home and got really bad. Really across the line, spinny hips, super shallow and flippy. Luckily these last 4 weeks I've been just figuring out how to get back to that old swing and surpass it to a better one, and i finally am kind of back on track. My biggest issue is my lower body, when i play bad the knees just kinda spin really hard and i cant slow them down to get them in sync with the rest of my body, they're better than before but thats a common occurring issue when i play bad. These last 4-5 weeks I really worked hard on : -tracing the baseline from p1-p4, -i elongated my left thumb -made sure the lead wrist doesn't get too cupped on the way back -really focused on float loading in transition whilst making sure its on plane from p4-p6. -p6 onwards just releasing the angles at the ball. -I also am restricting the right knee a bit on the way back cause it started getting too extended too early. -preloaded right side before takeaway. as i said before, im struggling with lower body motions, how toshift 3 cogs in sequence etc. and the hips still want to fire hard and fast, ad the right foot gets up quick due to the spin. i also am staying too low without enough extension from p5 onwards. also randomly shanking it everythird swing, but i assume its from holding wrist angles too long and not extending up soon enough. these are all my observations and my mostly my own self fixing with little input from coaches. Anyways, sorry for the incoherent blabber. would really appreciate advice from you guys. My short game is really solid with putting being my strength and if i shoot around par or under its because of my up and downs and putting. My long game and ballstriking is what put me in trouble for the longest, but since Ive been grinding at it really hard its getting better. hoping to make driving my best skill. right now just binge watching mike mcnarry swings on repeat and the ogrady long arc vid. THE SWINGS IN SHORTS ARE THE ONES FROM 5 MONTHS AGO PANTS FROM TODAY Cheers! @iacas @mvmac I've been Playing Golf for: 8 years My current handicap index or average score is: 2.2 My typical ball flight is: draw The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: used to be a hook, now its a high pull/ push Videos:
  9. Nice! really hope so, struggling on settling on what specialty to choose. my top choices will most likely allow very little golf in my future haha. we'll see how it pans out, how'd it work out for you? Thank you 💪 Yes I just joined ! hopefully it'll be a fun year. Thank you! will do. I'd rather keep it private for now. hope thats understandable. I'll probably share in the future haha. cheers 💪
  10. I've been lurking a lot of posts by @iacas and @mvmac on some morad threads trying to get as much information as i can. I'm about to become an M.D in a year and a half and currently competing for my national team so really eager to keep improving my golf before real life takes over haha. been playing since 2013, took a 3 year break at the beginning of medical school and got back to it and straight away went down a rabbit hole of tgm, morad, s&t and got too obsessed with perfecting the golf swing that i forgot how to play golf. i got my swing to an ok place then learned how to play golf and got on the national team, but here i am again back down the rabbit hole trying to get the swing better. Anyways, hope to learn a lot from this place. Nice to meet you guys
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