You mean they didn't tell you about it before you moved in?
One of my roommates dealt with the whole getting set up here deal. We never actually visited the place beforehand though. He can somehow sleep thru the trains. I don't believe they told him about it though b4 we moved.
Pretend the ball on the tee is a clockface, with 12 being at target (center of fairway) and 6 being clubface.
Go to range and hit a bucket of 7:30. It will help if you also work on keeping (visualize) your head behind the ball at impact.
1. Aiming left will not help your slice...at all.....ever.
2. When hitting the 7:30 spot....also pay attention to your right (assume righty) elbow. While it should never "hit" your body...it should be at its closest to the body near your side....NOT at your belly button during your downswing
1. Aiming left will not help your slice...at all.....ever.
yea, but it is fun when the people behind you wonder why you're aiming directly at that house over there but then you blast a curve ball right into the fairway
Whenever I drive I literally cannot make contact with the ball. I tee off with my 4 iron but I'm such a boss I generally hit it farther than my friends who drive it.
I could never hit my driver right til I got a taylor-made driver... it was the most genius move ever. That being said my driver before was a 7degree... that's right... a 7degree.
10.5 = much much better
I shot an 82 last weekend... blew my 79 by tripling the last hole... fail.
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