JEREMY5577
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Yeah, he started 6 identical threads on the front page alone. Must be a record, he should win something.
Michael Phelps - Tumble
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Brandel is more repulsive verrrry verrrry often........
Too steep or over the top is often indicated by hitting it off the toe and heel hits or shanks are often caused from coming in to shallow. So, still not sure what they're working on except to speed up the swing and square that clubface.
Brian Manzella
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Not a fan of the show.
Just curious, what analyst do you enjoy on TGC? I think at least BC offers some semblance of an idependant thought unlike
the Pom Pom Brothers (Tripp and Chuck).
Kevin Shields
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After this post no one should wonder why we've questioned your real identity
Michael Phelps's swing plane is definitely over the top. No question about it.
When Frank Nobilo talks about the golf swing, I think he gets things wrong less frequently than Brandel. And as an added bonus, he's way less arrogant.
Who is the Keefer then?
On last nights episode Haney said Phelps has a tendency to get too much inside out and that causes his heel hits and shanks. That's why he has him do the two tee drill. Is there such a thing as inside out / over the top?
johnnymarlboro
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On last nights episode Haney said Phelps has a tendency to get too much inside out and that causes his heel hits and shanks. That's why he has him do the two tee drill. Is there such a thing as inside out / over the top?
Uh oh, that sounds like a setup for Dariusz.
On last nights episode Haney said Phelps has a tendency to get too much inside out and that causes his heel hits and shanks. That's why he has him do the two tee drill. Is there such a thing as inside out / over the top?
Yup, I've got that move mastered... unfortunately.
On last nights episode Haney said Phelps has a tendency to get too much inside out and that causes his heel hits and shanks. That's why he has him do the two tee drill. Is there such a thing as inside out / over the top?
The other way around: Over the top then back up the shaft into impact.
Kevin Shields
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Could someone explain back up? If you start your swing out over the top (outside in), how do you get too inside out from that position?
Your hands go over the top but you dump the club back to the inside
At the point of impact in this position would that make the shaft more vertical (high hands) or more shallow (lower hands)? I would assume the latter, but still find this a very contorted move, at least visually.
I think we've been down this road before and obviously I just don't see it. The concensus is you're either over the top too steep or under the plane too shallow. Obviously there's a combination of the two that is possible that I just don't seem to be able to visualize.
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