For a beginner, you've got an excellent golf swing. I don't mean to sound harsh, but I've seen worse swings than yours shoot a lot better scores. Meaning, those 'worse swings' are able to shoot lower scores because they have a better short game and know the game better. So I would suggest to go out and play a little more. Plus, I'd probably find a good player, befriend him, and ask questions on how to play trouble shots or specific shots around the green.
The biggest thing I see is you flip thru impact. But you don't cast the club, you have a pretty decent pivot and your clubface looks square in the backswing...all pretty rare to see from a beginner.
You look like you're on the right track swing wise, but there's probably a lot to learn about how to play the game.
Just my .02.
3JACK
, and my goals are not to break 100, I wanna really be able to play. I don't like my backswing. I think if I could stop "overswinging" I'd be in a better spot to get my arms/club and body working together better. I think I know what Kevin is going to have me do tomorrow. Probably, have me "carry" my arms with my PIVOT to the top better, not have my arms dominate the backswing so much. Kevin has told me before that I need to employ this move and I need to work it out and get a good feel. I think if I fix the backswing...the rest of the swing falls in place with some work and understanding. I'm really interested to see what Brian thinks. Give me a heads up for the month of May, Manzellian.
