It has not, however other factors have been at play, such as swapping from parkland to links (my driver peak height is around 140ft) however I have shot my two lowest rounds +1 and +2 respectively. So we shall see how things go.
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It has not, however other factors have been at play, such as swapping from parkland to links (my driver peak height is around 140ft) however I have shot my two lowest rounds +1 and +2 respectively. So we shall see how things go.
One thing I notified is, now I hit it further, my misses are much more left
I am indeedGood stuff.
Are you wearing your golf shoes? You will end up on your a££ in trainers
need that extra grip for sure.
I am indeed
I used to play at Huyton, moved to Scotland, so play Powfoot up here
I've stayed in the caravan park at the front there. I walk the course with our dog, on the paths and when no one is playing. It always looks in superb condition. Is that standard or have I just been lucky when I have seen it?
Would say it is the standard, though some holes struggle with heavy heavy rain. But can’t say I have played it and been disappointed with its conditions.
Nice.
Looks very good, and great speed.
Thank you, that's a great reply too.Nice.
And as you say, it doesnt look as quick as it is. This impression is one of the hallmarks of fast clubhead speed, and a mistake some of the speed sceptics make. They think high speed is about great muscular effort with visible straining of every sinew as you are borderline out of control like a long driver champion. I think the key gains amateurs of all levels get from speed training, is feeling their way to what an actual faster clubhead speed is - and it isnt brute force. But instead you are feeling your way down a funnelled path of swing improvement. And the faster speed comes, if anything, with a swing that looks easier, or no quicker than before. And its a better swing ! Not a worse one, putting more balls in trouble than a slower swing. Win win.
Swing coaching moved through - copy me - to - copy these stop action photographs - to - copy this video - to - now I can easily video myself on the phone and see if my video looks like the one on youtube.
And so people were overly obsessed with positions and trying to replicate certain images they had in mind of themselves as certain times in the swing.
While distance wins in the modern game and so every yard is a step to better golf - as much of the gain in speed training comes from the dynamics learning process that accompanies it, rather than a statics oriented one.
Going to start Stack in the new year. 105mph the goal. We shall see.
Are you swinging left handed as well ?
Yes, the level 1 program does 3x dominant swings then 3x non-dominant at the different weights.
The end result tells whether the positions were correct or not. Were the likes of Trevino, Furyk, Darcy, Daly, Dustin, Lyle, Monty, Duval, getting into the right positions. Arguable if you look at videos or frame captures. But unarguably they were if you acknowledge whatever they were doing made them in the best 0.0000001% of golfers in the world.
Wait 'til you start doing them on your knees. A mate of mine did it, said it's very hard to keep your balance.
I think this is one of the reasons you rarely see a golfer play like this
good for core strength thoughI think this is one of the reasons you rarely see a golfer play like this
