Your videos are great there’s just no help for my swing. I literally just walked in from the range and I’m posting my clubs on Facebook marketplace. I appreciate your videos and the help you provide golfers. As for me, I’m done. No where to take lessons in the rural Midwest and I’m tired of trying to figure it out myself.
in my last range session, I set the ball so the logo was on the back, away from me, and keeping my eye on the logo helped me get my body position right. then using the "wringing out the towel" drill helped me square up the club face. taking my feet a few inches back, also cleaned up my downswing. all in all, I felt very good about the session.
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Your videos are great there’s just no help for my swing. I literally just walked in from the range and I’m posting my clubs on Facebook marketplace. I appreciate your videos and the help you provide golfers. As for me, I’m done. No where to take lessons in the rural Midwest and I’m tired of trying to figure it out myself.
Sounds like I should be putting a tee peg on all sides of the ball so that I can always hit it dead perfect
in my last range session, I set the ball so the logo was on the back, away from me, and keeping my eye on the logo helped me get my body position right. then using the "wringing out the towel" drill helped me square up the club face. taking my feet a few inches back, also cleaned up my downswing. all in all, I felt very good about the session.
I'll need about 5 tee pegs to be safe
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Or you could use impact tape, that'll certainly tell you where the ball is striking the face of the club.
With over a hundred golf related books in my library and 60% devoted to instruction, I’ve never come across a tip like this.
Good stuff, Alex.