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Originally Posted by golfonenemesis Sometimes like now when I feel old and the swing is too lifty and helping, I like to place the right foot back at the heel of the left foot and just take small swings with a driver, then, once everthing feels ok, I will gradally move the feet more and more until I am square.
It teaches me that I need to slow down to hit far, gain balance rather than speed, produce rhythm rather than muscle, and most of all, enjoy my swing.
Hope some of you can relate to this and please avoid getting too analytical, its a swing killer. Just know what you have and work with it.
From someone who grew up with the game and still plays to a 1 hdcp. at 60 today, if you love golf, then you are my friend.
Please respond and I will answer.
Did you ever notice that when you take a longer club than what you need and swing easy. it goes much further, well that's what the swing is all about.
Copy that and you are Bobby Jones.\ |
hi tj,
thank you for your response,
i have tried the back foot drawn back from square drill and it still doesnt work but placing the lead foot forward 2 inches does! i know in essence they are both creating a closed stance.
i attended a cobra demo last week and eventually ordered a mspeed 3 wood which i could hit 220-240 without even thinking about it.
so the driver going to gather some dust this year!
