JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
I even hit some intentional draws,....
.....up until that moment I was believing every word!
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I even hit some intentional draws,....
I use the Sean Foley method of stack and tilt...its pretty similar but with a few little differences..............with the lower lofted clubs you need to work out the best ball position and concentrate on driving the hips by pushing up to shallow out the angle attack.
Oops! Meant to report back after Sunday and forgot all about it.
I used to use a kind of variation on S&T and after getting the book last week (again) had a quick flick through it and headed out for a game on Sunday. The difference using some of the elements was far better contact with the ball especially with the irons, both from the fairway and tee. Using the driver will take some work, just to sort out address, set up and what not but the ones I did catch were pretty good with a nice shape on them.
James what's the cure for a big hook
normal postion,off the heel of the left foot for a mid trajectory drive.inch further forward for a high one or central for a stinger,hands are slightly pushed to the target but never get in front of the club if that makes sense.Just out of interest, theknife, where do you find the best ball position when using a driver, and where are your hands in relation to the ball?
Slime.
you shouldnt need to swing that low to be honest.the method allows for a bit of interpretation really.do a you tube search for aaron baddeley when he used stack and tilt for slightly more upright and charlie wi what is a lot more shallow and correct like the bookI got the Kindle book a few days ago because I was too impatient to wait for the post.
I've only tried it at the range so far, and I thought I was doing ok until I filmed myself. Even though it feels like I'm swinging around my waist I can't get my hands low enough during the backswing. Much more work needed.
The main thing that struck me reading the book is that if the authors were coaches for the conventional swing they would starve, and are overly critical of it, unnecessarily so more than once (imo).
James what's the cure for a big hook
Even though it feels like I'm swinging around my waist I can't get my hands low enough during the backswing. Much more work needed.
normal postion,off the heel of the left foot for a mid trajectory drive.inch further forward for a high one or central for a stinger,hands are slightly pushed to the target but never get in front of the club if that makes sense.
one thing i dont do is widen my stance for my driver.i keep my stance the same width for every club form driver to 8 iron then shorten a little there on in.its just about shoulder width.
id also advise that while your getting used to the method that you use a driver of at least 10.5 degree
I use the Sean Foley method of stack and tilt...its pretty similar but with a few little differences.
sean foley did a lot of work with bennett and plummer and then modified various parts of the swing.Where is Sean Foley's 'stack and tilt' method documented? ...and who teaches it?
no worries pal...if you have any probs give me a shoutThanks theknife,
I'll take that advice to the range in a few days & see how I get on.
I can't bloody wait!
Got to get my new S&T sorted before I go to Spain in May for a week's golf.
Got to beat my twin brother........I mean.....I've just GOT to beat him .
Slime.
You're probably trying to get them too low. It's the tilt towards the ball that puts the club on a steeper inclination. If I get the inside of my left elbow somewhere near my right shoulder and then tilt my shoulders at approx 30° is feels plenty steep enough... obviously this won't suit everyone. Reminds me.... need to get some vids of my swing.....
I was just going by what's in the book, ie. left arm at same angle as the shoulders and hands level with the right shoulder.
Looking at mine I'd say that my arms were 15° higher than my shoulder angle and the middle of my left forearm is level with my right shouder.
I will persevere for a while but I might end up just nicking little bits from the book since I already have 2 'faults' in my conventional swing which are good for S&T, which are right leg straightening too much and hips sliding towards the target.