Wish me luck!

[Morecambe hacker]

Well after some serious thinking and down to the fact I've not been happy with my swing consistency for a long time I've taken the first move in what I'm hoping is the beginning of something real special and just ordered a copy of the very much debated stack & tilt book!

If anyone on here uses this method please feel free to leave any positive messages to help me think this is a wise & sensible move and to all those who disagree please let's not turn this into another hot debate as I've made my mind up its got to be at least worth a try!

Wish me luck peeps and i will keep you all informed of my progress (if any lol)

 

[Andy808]

Good....erm.....luck.
I hope.

 

[JustOne]

Never heard of it.... is it like kung foo?

 

[JPH]

Good luck

 

[G1BB0]

could of had my copy for postage, its a crap idea, doesnt work so I am sticking to my wafty, out to in, weight on the back foot all the way, power swing

in all seriousness its something I still want to give a go but due to lack of instructors the cost of lessons with the nearest I darent try it.

good luck :thup:

 

[Oddsocks]

could of had my copy for postage, its a crap idea, doesnt work so I am sticking to my wafty, out to in, weight on the back foot all the way, power swing

in all seriousness its something I still want to give a go but due to lack of instructors the cost of lessons with the nearest I darent try it.

good luck :thup:

I've got a s and t instructor close to me, want to sell the book?

 

[ScienceBoy]

Never heard of it.... is it like kung foo?

I can feel my sense of humour being slowly drained and stolen!

 

[big_russ]

Along with the book and DVD'S the best advice I would give you is get down to Penwortham GC/Whitestake Driving Range and take some proper instruction from Daz Hopwood who is one of the authorised S&T instructors. I use him and he is a fantastic coach who goes above and beyond to ensure you understand and are following the pattern correctly.
I think he is setting up some taster sessions for people who are interested in S&T.

http://www.hopwoodgolf.co.uk/

http://www.youtube.com/user/dazhwood

 

[JustOne]

If anyone on here uses this method please feel free to leave any positive messages to help me think this is a wise & sensible move

You'll hit the ball better than you EVER HAVE even if you only incorporate a few of the S&T elements into your swing.

Good luck with it. :thup:

 

[G1BB0]

pm Mr JO

 

[Morecambe hacker]

You'll hit the ball better than you EVER HAVE even if you only incorporate a few of the S&T elements into your swing.

Good luck with it. :thup:

thanks thats all i need to hear.


im proper excited tbh, really looking forward to receiving the book

 

[JustOne]

I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.


There's a set of DVD's out there called Stack and Tilt 2.0 which (so I gather) are pretty good viewing... and easy to learn from. If you can grasp some concepts from the book then it might be worth your while taking it a step further.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

I've had the privilege of Justone spending several hours going through S&T with me a good few years ago. I can understand the principles and I did hit the ball well with the irons (woods and the driver were a different story) but couldn't really convince myself to go with it long term

 

[bobmac]

I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.

Would it be fair to say S&T suits the shorter irons rather than the longer clubs/woods/driver?

 

[Morecambe hacker]

I'd be more than happy to answer any questions you might have.


There's a set of DVD's out there called Stack and Tilt 2.0 which (so I gather) are pretty good viewing... and easy to learn from. If you can grasp some concepts from the book then it might be worth your while taking it a step further.

very kind of you mate, very much appreciated.

im soooo looking forward to my new journey ahead. will defo be intouch and keep you posted of my progress cos im very confident there will be lots to come

 

[JT77]

Whatever works for you has to be good, I realise its not for everyone, its not for me either, but if it works for you, great, hope it helps you enjoy the game more, thats what we are all after i think

 

[JustOne]

Would it be fair to say S&T suits the shorter irons rather than the longer clubs/woods/driver?

I know some people who claim not to hit the longer irons as well as the shorter irons... but I know more golfers who hit fats/thins/shanks/slices/hooks etc who use a NORMAL swing.

Is it fair to say that many people have problems hitting draws with a normal swing? So much so in fact that the default shot for the majority of golfers is a slice, isn't it?

 

[bobmac]

I know some people who claim not to hit the longer irons as well as the shorter irons

Is that because as the weight starts favouring the left foot then moves further forward throughout the swing, many find it difficult to adjust the hip angle to flatten out the steep angle of attack for say the woods/driver?

 

[JustOne]

Is that because as the weight starts favouring the left foot then moves further forward throughout the swing, many find it difficult to adjust the hip angle to flatten out the steep angle of attack for say the woods/driver?

No Bob, generally it's because they set up with far too much weight on the left side to start with as they've been watching some rubbish instruction on the web and totally misinterpreted it.

 

[Foxholer]

I think I'll return this thread to topic and simply wish the OP Good Luck.