hi

[jeffc]

Just wanted to say hi to the forum.
Started playing again about a month ago, new clubs trying to get a swing going etc. I am just bemused by the amount of info around on tinternet and forums.
Some of the topics on this forum have also been interesting.
I am a great believer in keeping things simple and have found this really helpful link. Hope everyone else who hasn't seen it finds useful too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osD2U-s8i6E&feature=related

 

[CP1]

I believe the hot golf on the right is better. Although i understood everything that guy said up until he started!

 

[RGuk]

Welcome jeffc......

I follow jc's advice to the letter, he's da man.

NOT!

Whatever you want to ask, fire away.....there's bound to be some help around here.

Just remember to work on your P-P-P. Pivot, Plane and Path.....that's all there is too it.

I wish

 

[TonyN]

Welcome, you just dropped 5 shots off your game by joining her. I kid you not!

Enjoy.

 

[rgs]

Welcome and enjoy.

 

[andiritchie]

welcome to the forum

 

[madandra]

Welcome to the 4um m8.

 

[OldWindy]

Hello and welcome.

(I honestly thought he was going to sclaff the ball when going for the hit...)

 

[cm_qs]

I follow jc's advice to the letter, he's da man.

He's not only "da man" he also appears to be the grandson of Professor Stanley Unwin. Deep Joy!

Welcome to the forum Jeffc.

 

[RGuk]

Deep joy, unbounded.....for sure!!

I think you must be right!

 

[jeffc]

many thanks to everyone for their welcome messages.

Yes I need a lot of help but as I said I only started again about 5 weeks ago, have played half a dozen rounds and managed to dip under three figures yesterday (97) which isn't any great shakes when I see the handicaps a lot of you guys play off.
I've sort of got a swing going but it's a bit like a UB40 song (1 in 10) not very consistant.
Am planning to book a course of lessons this week, buy 5 and get one free because, I don't really like the approach of just having 1 or two lessons and prefer to work methodically and not just look for quick fixes for errors in the swing.
Of all the stuff I have read I must admit to being a fan of Leslie King and his approach, interested to know what other folks think?