Golf Tip of the Day
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On its way.
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This covers both Saturday and Sunday. This one is interesting and I can see this happening.
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I do think with this one it is important to remember once you get setup and in position stay there unless something feels way off or weird to you. Usually I won't move off setup once i get there.
Great, now I'm gonna have to spend 20 minutes overlaying video screencaps to see if rise up or swivel when I check the target. Damnit Snicks!
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You're welcome.
I just now remembered reading this tip and applying it to my putting 2 years ago! These calenders have some pretty good tips even if old!
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If it can fix something for even one person then good.I just now remembered reading this tip and applying it to my putting 2 years ago! These calenders have some pretty good tips even if old!
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Yep. Hook city for me. I don't know if it's because I'm really "handsy" or what but anything that wanders too far off of a pretty neutral grip is disastrous for me. When I took my lesson earlier this year with my golf goddess (Laura Beuhring) she said that I had really good hands and did nothing to change my grip. I'll trust that.
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I was thinking the same thing. I've never applied the tip to my full swing (I fully intend to, now) but I've always applied it to my putting. I was never told to do it that way. It's just always how I've done it.I just now remembered reading this tip and applying it to my putting 2 years ago! These calenders have some pretty good tips even if old!
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Prairie dog or ground hog? You mean this is a replay of 2020??? Nooooooooooo!I just now remembered reading this tip and applying it to my putting 2 years ago! These calenders have some pretty good tips even if old!
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Good morning everyone. This tip is one that to me is kind of quirky. I think everyone has there own unique trigger to start the swing and also gets into the hovering/grounding debate. None the less find your own way.
I like this one. I have taken to picking a spot 3-10 feet from the ball and aligning to that and not looking up at the target again. That helps with the issue around changing posture and losing target line.
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Haha There's no routine. My buddy asked me the other day if I'm hovering now. Response - Right?! I noticed the other day that I'm doing it occasionally.I've seen your pre-shot routine,
Response to response: You're so annoying.
Gotta go with what feels right to you, or right at the time, like you said.
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I agree that it's an individual thing. My swing trigger is to kick my right knee inward a bit, putting the weight in the inside/ball of my right foot to keep me from swaying back during the backswing. It's probably all but imperceptible to anybody else, but I feel it.
All I need to do is add the little Elvis thang with my hips!We all see your Wolff-y knee, @Snowman , and it's glorious.
All I need to do is add the little Elvis thang with my hips!
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This is a good one and one that I like. This was something that I was told when I had a short game lesson and it has stuck with me.
That's why I have started using more of a hip turn and arms quiet swing for my chipping. No more flipping.