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hue

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quote:Originally posted by golfie

Sudden loss of lag around waist high in downswing.
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Brian has done this one already

Originally posted by hue

Losing accumulator lag just before delivery position when I had tons of it.

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Learn to swivel with a slightly arched wrist.
 
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semipro

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Using bifocals on range and can't stay down on shots. Using contact lenses while playing shooting even par or a few over par.
 
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semipro

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takeaway first few inches clubhead goes outside the ball line, if I turn my shoulders properly this doesn't seem to be the tendency.Is this a flexibility issue?
 
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hue

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quote:Originally posted by semipro

takeaway first few inches clubhead goes outside the ball line, if I turn my shoulders properly this doesn't seem to be the tendency.Is this a flexibility issue?
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I have got a bit of this in my swing. I will be interested in what Brian comes up with.
 
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quote:Originally posted by FanofHogan

Late right knee.
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Hanging back to square the face.

Turn your right palm away from you early in the swing and leave it there. Swing more to the right when you start hooking it.
 
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semipro

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Guess my 2 posts/questions didn't qualify for an answer from Brian. Anyone else out there have any answers/opinions.
 
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semi - the glasses get your chin down too far into your chest, it causes your shoulders to get 'blocked out' by the chin and you get too flat going back and will tend to roll the forearms too much. No room for the shoulders to turn under the chin.

keep your chin 'a bit' higher off your chest with the glasses, and you literally can't see the ball

solution - wear contacts, get lasiks, or find glasses that allow you to see in a proper address position (bigger lens). I had this issue myself a while back (minus the bifocals), and found different glasses helped a lot, and eventually got lasiks, which is the best thing! Great to not need the glasses anymore, sometimes I even forget I ever needed them.
 
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EdZ

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quote:Originally posted by semipro

takeaway first few inches clubhead goes outside the ball line, if I turn my shoulders properly this doesn't seem to be the tendency.Is this a flexibility issue?
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Sounds likely you are setup with your shoulders open relative to hips/knees/feet

setup with left hand/arm/club and reach 'under' with the right to grip, lowering the shoulder and adding tilt at address, if you let the right shoulder get too high, you'll tend to be open (the reverse is true as well)
 
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matt

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quote:Originally posted by nevermind

intentional fades are ALOT shorter than normal shots
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I'll jump in on this one if I could...

Too much clubface layback instead of your desired layback AND closing. Put another way, too much towards a Vertical Hinge action instead of the Angled Hinge action you are striving for. Feel more of a "no roll" in your left wrist from right thigh to followthrough instead of the mostly "reverse roll" you are probably feeling now. When it comes down to it, an Angled Hinge will curve the ball, but a Vertical Hinge is a centered motion and will keep the ball STRAIGHT albeit HIGH and SHORT - excessive variations in distance.
 
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Mathew

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quote:Originally posted by drewitgolf

Quick tips don't help my game!!!
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TGM quick tips do.... Align your right forearm at address with the clubshaft.... quick but boy can it make a gigantic difference to your game...
 
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EdZ

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quote:Originally posted by drewitgolf

Quick tips don't help my game!!!
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How about this one:

feel the lag pressure points in your hands

I bet that one would help.

Or this one:

Balance

Or simply:

Support the on plane force in balance
 
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