Dear all -
I have visited this site, on and off, for several years. In that time, my handicap has largely stagnated around 10.
I know why this is.
I, Macduffer, confess to trying too many methods/seeing too many teachers seeking enlightenment/a quick fix. It does not work.
I have tried 'morad' (a version thereof anyway), stack and tilt and one or 2 other things I'd rather not mention. I have wasted hundreds of pounds of money and hundreds of hours of effort, hitting in the process some shots I'd have disowned as an 18 handicapper.
I'm not a better golfer as a result, although I know know much more about the swing.
I spent an hour hitting balls today and was virtually in tears at the end of it. I'm a decent athlete, I work hard, and I hit crap shot after crap shot.
So I am now on a final mission to improve my golf. I am going to find a method, possibly a teacher, and stick with it. That is my commitment.
I'd love a swing like Payne Stewart, but I will settle for one which gives consistent ball first contact, consistent curvature, and reasonable power.
As for the starting point, I suspect NHA.
If this endeavour is ultimately unsuccessful I think a new hobby is likely. Perhaps I'll get back into cricket.
I'll evaluate how I'm doing in 3 months time, here on the board.
Any advice welcomed.
I have visited this site, on and off, for several years. In that time, my handicap has largely stagnated around 10.
I know why this is.
I, Macduffer, confess to trying too many methods/seeing too many teachers seeking enlightenment/a quick fix. It does not work.
I have tried 'morad' (a version thereof anyway), stack and tilt and one or 2 other things I'd rather not mention. I have wasted hundreds of pounds of money and hundreds of hours of effort, hitting in the process some shots I'd have disowned as an 18 handicapper.
I'm not a better golfer as a result, although I know know much more about the swing.
I spent an hour hitting balls today and was virtually in tears at the end of it. I'm a decent athlete, I work hard, and I hit crap shot after crap shot.
So I am now on a final mission to improve my golf. I am going to find a method, possibly a teacher, and stick with it. That is my commitment.
I'd love a swing like Payne Stewart, but I will settle for one which gives consistent ball first contact, consistent curvature, and reasonable power.
As for the starting point, I suspect NHA.
If this endeavour is ultimately unsuccessful I think a new hobby is likely. Perhaps I'll get back into cricket.
I'll evaluate how I'm doing in 3 months time, here on the board.
Any advice welcomed.