Panzer32

I've really gotten into golf the past couple summers, and I'm working now on hitting the ball consistently (and picking up some yardage would be nice as I'm not a long hitter at all). Probably about half my shots are fairly well hit, a quarter are fat, and the rest are a mixture of thin and pull/pushes and slices. Unfortunately I don't have a great camera for recording the swing, here it is in 60fps. I can shoot double resolution but it will only be 30 fps. A couple things I notice: -flipping hands at impact -chicken wing left arm on follow through (probably related to flipping hands) -as I swing down my body seems to go up/sort of hit with a shrugging motion. Is having my body too low and compensating the reason I have so many fat shots? Any other tips would be greatly appreciated!

Not today, but last time I played I was +17 over 17 holes (I am playing really well when I play bogey golf) and it started to rain hard on 18. Topped a drive into the trees and sliced my provisional into either the next fairway or some trees. Wasn't playing the rules of golf strictly so just dropped one around where I thought the 2nd one should be. By this time it was teeming, couldn't get a good grip and flubbed it into the next lateral hazard. Then I decided the hole wasn't worth playing, and pretty much impossible to play anyways. Heard some thunder as well. So I'll say I scored +17 for 17 holes. Cheating? I don't have a handicap or anything so I think thats fair under the conditions (though maybe should have just not played 18 whatsoever).

Not really a good shot, par 3 135 yards, hit a 6 iron pretty thin but it carried most of the way to the green and rolled to within 3 feet for a tap-in birdie. About time I made one with a mishit!

I look for a mechanical engineering job when I'm not golfing.