tthomasgolfer605

It's just under 6500 yards. Still a good round.

I understand. I was merely pointing out something that he can improve on with his setup posture. He honestly should shooting a lot of 68's on a 6500 yard course.

He's the outlier for sure.

You had to go there. 😂

You pointed something out to me a couple of years back with my posture. It took a lot of work and time to get it right, but the results have been great and I always keep my eye on it. I literally practice posture every day in a mirror.

You would think the 84 instructors he's seen would have picked up on it.

Thanks for the nightmares.

I call this lazy posture.

The photo on the left will be more efficient if you just swing from there. How tall are you?

Seriously though. It causes a lot of problems. I'd work on that before anything.

Stop backing that thing up. 🤪 7490ea83-3122-4a46-ae0a-2a65ae93448c.mp4

You go from a good setup to looking like you served time in prison before taking the club back.

In the face on, your left arm looks hyperextended.

If you look at your posture just before you put the club up to the ball, your posture is very good. Your balance points are thrown off by sitting on your heels when you move the clubhead into the ball and your spine sits up a bit too much. Posture is very important and little things can throw things off.

Seems like you're focusing on swing mechanics more that the severe aiming problem you have. That alone and not being too close it will unlock certain things in your swing. Your brain knows where the target is and will overcorrect with a bad setup. If you make swing changes while not training your aim, you'll go nowhere.

First step is training yourself to aim where you think you are. You're aimed at the right tree line.

Breathe through your eyelids.

In all your swings, your swing trigger is squatting downward. It will take some work, but get rid of that.

I love pickle juice. I bring this with me as well.