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Is it possible to take up golf late in life and still make it on tour? I’m embarking on a mission to go from golf rookie at 40 to tour pro at 50, doing everything I can to get good enough, quickly enough to qualify for the Legends Tour.
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After 18 months I'd say the most important thing is weight shift and sticking to a particular swing style stack&tilt/classic/single-plane (until comfortable i.e. following a particular coach). Think weight shift has to be number one with knowing its a 3 phase movement backswing, loading front foot then pushing down and back, then swinging around the front foot. [Guess my swing style?]
For this reason I suggest you try a pressure board as a training aid for higher power and more efficient effortless swing 💪🏽