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Can you simply start to apply more pressure on the left thumb at the start of downswing and is that force straight down or does it go down and then toward the target.

Going in april, any teachers guys on this forum like,

There was a guy that posted his thoughts on putting, feel free to repost and to the critizers post your thoughts on putting mechanics and give your thoughts as to how you like to see people putt. This is not a competition but rather a further post to help people out. To the teachers only post...

I am wondering when your throwing the drunk off the back are you releasing your head to the target ,

What do you do for good players that don't get the lower body out of the way or rotate the hips through impact. A buddy has zero movement with his hips through the ball yet is a very good player, plus cap. what type of swing benifits him the most

I have tried everything, more forearm turn, flatter shoulder turn, just can't get the leftarm above the right shoulder, it is atleast it is in between the ear and the shoulder. I would love to get flatter. TIM

Can someone help me with this, I have been searching but not finding much, TIM

I have been spinning irons too much into the wind. I want to hit more full irons but with less spin. For info sakes I play project x 6.5's.

I am hopefully going to see Mike next week during a boys road trip to Bethpage. I am a plus hdcp , If Mike wants he can video tape the lesson for here or his forum. I have no real ball flight issues.This is not a fix lesson but a lesson for long term improvement. Myself and some buddies have...

And why from your instructional point of view, should be interesting, TIM

I have always had an upright swing. It needs to get back on plane, I am hoping this will take some of the hand manipulation that I have always had and make things simpler. However getting the club flater and the armswing lower is not easy for me, I am large 6'2 225 . I just won a tournament but...

I have always putted with the weight on the toes, hence always have trouble getting the putter back. I am playing around with the weight on the heels trying to free up the stroke , anyone have thoughts , pro's and cons?

I have read you are really advocating this, the left shouder as far from the ball as possible, can you elaborate some more or did I miss a thread, TIM

from 3/4 back to the top and 3/4 down describe how you feel the hands should move. If someone starts with a closed clubface (right palm down)on the takeaway your hands would look different than someone that rotates more.(right palm up) I want to simplify the hands. I seem to handle pressure...

I find if I want to draw the ball the left shoulder up and hang back I hit it from the inside and hit a draw. The right shoulder really steep and hit it straight to a cut.The key for me when I drive the right shoulder down is not to cast but maintain the wrist angle and drive the shoulder down...

Who is teaching him now? He has a very steep shoulder turn going back and the club is alot shorter.

This not about bragging but what some swing changes have done. The first half of the year I was playing with different takaways and not finding anything I felt comfortable with, I asked alot of questions. I did not play well at the canadian amateur shooting 81-73. I came home and read some old...

If duval or another already good player came to this forum for a total rebuild how would you prepare him for todays game considering he must carry the ball 280plus. What swing aspects do you think are a must for someone to compete.

I 'm in a little funk, pulling irons that I have never have and hitting a weak pull fade with the driver, any suggestions for a plus two that hit it like a 10 this weak end at the CANADAIN AM shotting 81-73, TIM

I have decided that this is how I;m goin to swing this year, being an avid practicer it usually doesn't take me that long to catch on. With this takeaway I don't cast it and hit it considerably farther. It does feel a little handsy in the transition, my feeling is more right hand drag back at...