golfball323
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After a somewhat miserable spring college golf season (77.7 stroke average) I decided to rebuild my fundamentals. Today was grip day. After warming up, and hitting the ball off of every part of the face, like I had all season, I noticed that my hands were disconnecting during my transition. In order to conquer this I switched to a reverse overlap full swing grip. Problem solved, haven't hit it that solid in a looong time.
One of the feelings that I wa able to take away from today was that I could monitor my PP#1 throughout the entire swing. Looking back, this was something that I was really missing. I looked back into the video archive and noticed that the palm of my right hand was coming off the club at impact. Hopefully this was something that needed to change and that it will improve my game instead of the quick fixes that we all find from time to time.
Please let me know your thoughts on this guys, its nice to get feedback from individuals who work as hard as I do to get their game to the next level.
Pray for a good result on my accounting exam tomorrow,
Golfball
One of the feelings that I wa able to take away from today was that I could monitor my PP#1 throughout the entire swing. Looking back, this was something that I was really missing. I looked back into the video archive and noticed that the palm of my right hand was coming off the club at impact. Hopefully this was something that needed to change and that it will improve my game instead of the quick fixes that we all find from time to time.
Please let me know your thoughts on this guys, its nice to get feedback from individuals who work as hard as I do to get their game to the next level.
Pray for a good result on my accounting exam tomorrow,
Golfball
