lol!! That's what i need u to tell me!! I'm hoping hitting..i'm 51..not to "gumbyish" Just playing for 3 years now..this year is the first year i played over 10 rounds. Broke 100 once! I know i am close! ..hopefully!! Irons not that bad but need to be stable.I found Lynn and the Machine and have been pouring info in to my brain for a while just have no one to tell me if it is right! I have a big problem off the tee which kills my score..badly! I'm hoping you can turn my game around so i can hit in the 70's!! (Only kidding) 2 more day!!!!! Can't wait!!! Happy turkey Day!!!
Yesterday I had my most productive golf session in the 3 years that I have been playing. I owe that to Dan. A 3 hour plus TGM masterpiece! Of course I have a long way to go but he did a fantastic job of showing and explaining the golf concepts that is difficult to capture in the book. Starting from Basic to Acquired motion ,he explained details that I understood and right away I could feel a different and more productive swing with better ball contact that I had before.Much fun! He had me do some drills with an impact bag that really helped my ball flight. He explained to me how I can tell where to look when bad shots occur.He is very patient and knows his craft very well. I will definitely be back to see him in the near future! My P3 got so much use it is killing me now! Lol! Thanks again Dan! Much appreciated! And thank you to Lynn for a wonderful resource of information and teachings for the Machine! Now off to buy that impact bag!
Dan, is following in Mr. Blake's footsteps! I am still amazed at the depth of knowledge (teaching term) and passion Lynn displayed while working with me last Spring. I am still flashing back to insights he offered. What a fine organization!
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HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
Jim, I thought you did a great job. Like alot of mid range players, we may not know where to focus our energies, and this delays the improvement of our games.
In your case, it was obvious that you needed to focus first on the clubface through impact. Understanding hinge action was a big part of that - the shot to the right is no more!
The controlling the clubhead was next in line - flat left wrist drills with the impact bag and understanding how the pivot allows us to maintain a flat left wrist to low point. In addition, you compensated for a bent left wrist by increasing the flex of the knees through impact (trying to get to the ground). Working on the finish with the left leg straight and the club behind your head got rid of that! Knowing where you are going usually allows for the proper movement to get there.
The path of the clubshaft was good so we left that alone this time.
Controlling the clubshaft, the clubhead, and clubface is what its all about!!
Just playing for 3 years now..this year is the first year i played over 10 rounds. Broke 100 once! I know i am close! ..hopefully!! Irons not that bad but need to be stable.I found Lynn and the Machine and have been pouring info in to my brain for a while just have no one to tell me if it is right! I have a big problem off the tee which kills my score..badly! I'm hoping you can turn my game around so i can hit in the 70's!! (Only kidding) 2 more day!!!!! Can't wait!!! Happy turkey Day!!!
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