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Old 09-06-2006, 02:31 AM
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My Swing

Hello I am having major prob with an outside in swing plane.It has caused my game to deteriorate by 8-10 shots and I have no idea how to fix it.Any ideas out there?

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Old 09-06-2006, 02:41 AM
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Hello I am having major prob with an inside out swing plane.It has caused my game to deteriorate by 8-10 shots and I have no idea how to fix it.Any ideas out there?
pratice take back.start shoulder square with your feet sqare up
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Old 09-06-2006, 02:43 AM
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Re: My Swing

inside out? most people have a problem with outside in
If it is inside out that is your problem work on getting your butt cheek behind you as fast as you can, you might be sliding your hips too much. SO what you want is to swing more left, without trying to do that with your hands
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Re: My Swing

Sorry shootin4par you are correct it is out to in.
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Re: My Swing

Hi Neil,

The easiest way I have every found to stop this is place a head cover or length of wood two inches further away from your ball like this:

{..........Target....................{{{{

----------------------------- piece of wood etc
...............B........................Ball



F--------------------F Feet


Practice like this every time you practice for at least six weeks, if you come over the top or outside in you will hit the headcover or wood, get fall into the trap of doing it for a few sessions thinking youv'e cracked it and forgetting about it...................6 weeks at least.


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Thank You Ian Have been close to doing what you said but just not for quite long enough.Will keep at it for the recomended time
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No worries Niel,

A very common problem with Golfers looking for improvement is that they always quit to early and never quite engrain a swing change.

Human nature to continue to explore before finding your feet.


Me included.


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Re: My Swing

What is your ball flight??
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Re: My Swing

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Hi Neil,

The easiest way I have every found to stop this is place a head cover or length of wood two inches further away from your ball like this:

{..........Target....................{{{{

----------------------------- piece of wood etc
...............B........................Ball



F--------------------F Feet


Practice like this every time you practice for at least six weeks, if you come over the top or outside in you will hit the headcover or wood, get fall into the trap of doing it for a few sessions thinking youv'e cracked it and forgetting about it...................6 weeks at least.


Good Luck

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good post Ian
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Re: My Swing

Another thing you might want to try is taking two long boxes like a golf club would come in. Set one box on top of the other one but with the end overhanging about halfway. Place a tee in the ground under the end of the top box with or without a ball and stand beside the boxes with the overhanging box aiming down your target line. Setup to the tee/ball like you normally would the try to take your swing without hitting the bottom box.


TOP_BOX___
t. . . BOTTOM_BOX

Ball would be teed where the little t is and with your swing coming from the inside out you try to hit the ball/tee. Once you get so you can hit the ball everytime without hitting the bottom box you've pretty much got that inside out swing perfected
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Re: My Swing

Something else that's probably the most simple trick yet and may work for you is teeing your ball, then turning the lettering on the ball so the words are aiming down your target line. Similar to what a lot of golfers do when lining up a putt. Take that word as the center of you ball and when you swing, aim your clubhead just inside the lettering. That makes it so you are focusing on hitting not the whole ball but just a small point about a quarter of an inch away from the back center of the ball towards you. Inside out. Try it, it might be a simple fix.

Or you could try what someone posted on another thread awhile back. Take the club you hate hitting the most and tee your ball up so the tip of the clubhead is about 1 inch from the side of your garage then swing away. LOL. That could do some damage to the side of your garage but it sure would cure an outside in swing.
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