Took a lesson from Brian in late February when I had to be in New Orleans for business. I tend to draw my irons but hit a lot of blocks or block slices with the driver when things go bad. Here's my swing before the lesson:
Brian said I need to fix my open clubface and my OTT path (he was being polite so he didn't call it OTT but that's what it is). He wants the back of my left forearm facing away from the target at the top. He suggested three golf books. Nicklaus' "The Golf Swing" from the early 1980s (not "Golf My Way"): keep the shoulders feeling closed at impact. VJ Trolio's "The Final Missing Piece of Hogan's Secret Puzzle": Keep the hips feeling closed into impact. Alex Morrison's "A New Way To Better Golf" from 1937: keep your chin pointing behind the ball through impact. Here are my latest attempts to put his lesson into practice:
I'd appreciate any observations or advice.
Brian said I need to fix my open clubface and my OTT path (he was being polite so he didn't call it OTT but that's what it is). He wants the back of my left forearm facing away from the target at the top. He suggested three golf books. Nicklaus' "The Golf Swing" from the early 1980s (not "Golf My Way"): keep the shoulders feeling closed at impact. VJ Trolio's "The Final Missing Piece of Hogan's Secret Puzzle": Keep the hips feeling closed into impact. Alex Morrison's "A New Way To Better Golf" from 1937: keep your chin pointing behind the ball through impact. Here are my latest attempts to put his lesson into practice:
I'd appreciate any observations or advice.