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- #101
Having the face multi degrees open to a square path is less than ideal, but that's fixable.
Blugold v.2015
Tadashi70
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Even if you setup left?
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You may be onto something, like I said, it's fixable.
TheHeez
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Blu, keep up the solid work, your swing looks fantastic.
I just wanted to quote this because I had your four steps in my head today during my range time yesterday and had a very strong session. Thanks for that and keep those gems coming!
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A little big of range time today. My left foot isn't flared as much as I would like, but that might be the camera angle. I can tell that I am getting long again, got to work on that. I can see the clubface is shut, but I'm not sure that is a terrible thing. What I am worried about is an over the top move. Freddie, are you seeing the same things?
Mystery Meat
Ben Hogan Fan
I closed my eyes watching this , and the sound of club to ball sounded just like Rory. You have a bright future in front of you son, just remember the little guys
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When you eat like I do, everybody is a little guy.
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Different styles. Tim was much more "feel" with me. Feel like everything is connected. Feel tall. "I want you to feel like..." Feel...feel...feel. He is a really good teacher and I got better with him. No doubt there.
I have only had one lesson with Tom. But he seems much more mechanical. Flare front foot 15°. Straight left arm. Extension going back. Work behind the ball. I think both methods have their place and can excel, given the student.
I agree with you on your analysis. Just thinking Tom might be better for my wife's lessons as she doesn't have the mechanics down and it's hard to feel a certain way when you don't know what's right. Interesting thoughts... Might need to try an intro lesson with him.
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I highly recommend it. Fun fact, Tom was Nick's boss at Oshkosh Country Club
Nice. Curious to try the foresight out. Were you on the range or in the house?
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In the house. Big screen.
Mystery Meat
Ben Hogan Fan
Just like me , I enjoy ripping it up
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I just learned how to convert youtube videos into gifs. I am in trouble
I just learned how to convert youtube videos into gifs. I am in trouble
When its a gif I just assume something bad is going to happen before during or after the swing, like a shot to nuts lol
arydolphin
GTHC!
Just a bunch of data from the launch monitor yesterday
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Any reason the smash factors are so low? Not trying to stir anything up, but I would assume with the driver you are well over 1.4 on a good strike.
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You're not stirring anything up. I have seen 1.4 or higher. But bad swings mean bad smash factors. It's why I take lessons.
arydolphin
GTHC!
But your good swings should be >1.45 IMO. I don't believe that a single-digit handicap took 20 bad swings in a row with the driver. But maybe I'm missing something.
Miller Time
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I have put 1.49 and 1.48 swings on the driver in front of THPers on a flightscope. My swing wasn't good when I went in for that lesson. We tweaked somethings and I know I'm swing better.
That looks like 150mph+ swing speed to me hehe. Gifs are cool.I just learned how to convert youtube videos into gifs. I am in trouble
Tadashi70
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Relax that right arm a bit, it will help with your take awayI just learned how to convert youtube videos into gifs. I am in trouble
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Thank you Freddie. I'm working on weakening my grip. My previous lesson was all setup and alignment. I am starting to make incrimental changes. Like the grip. Again, I appreciate your time.