The drill that helped me the most was the one where i read about correcting swing plane. Was struggling with a very flat swing plane last year into this year, but i read on GTO that it u take your set up against a wall (back to the wall) then swing, your club head shouldnt hit the wall until at least above head height. This will mean u are taking the club up not aroun ure body. I worked on this for a while and now my swing plane is much improved and my ball flight is much better.

The swing analysis (i put on swing videos GTO) by the pros helped as they identified what i was doing wrong. Also the rope drill that was given to me helped and generally tips like if u dropped the club directly down at the top of your backswing it should rest on your shoulder.

Shot a 2 over at my club today, which is really long and hard, really feel like i've turned a corner and don't get scared when i'm putting a low score together. I used to be like 'o my god im only 1 over after 11, then bogey the rest of the holes because i thought about it too much'.

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