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Originally Posted by revert
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Just in the past week i've started to work on swinging. The past few range sessions have been great, hitting the ball really solidly and a long way and it only feels like i'm using 10% effort. I took this swing to the course yesterday, didn't score badly, shot 72 but had a lot of good breaks from the tee. The problem is, after a few holes i couldn't stop from trying to hit the ball.
After every tee shot i knew that i had really driven the right forearm and ended up with a mish mash of swinging and hiting and not very well struck tee shots. With irons it wasn't such an issue.
So anyone got any tips? I know it's probably a difficuilt problem to deal with other than sticking with it. Thanks.
Should've been posted in the swingers section, sorry.
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As simple as it sounds, they don't call it 'rope swinging' for nothing.
Get a section of rope, or a t-shirt or towel, and swing it back and through, back and through, with your eyes closed. You'll have to 'wait' a bit for your transition (until the rope/shirt/towel hits your back) then you can really drrrrraaaaaaagggggg it through -
It can be very helpful to hum a tune when doing this, and I find the 'Tour Tempo' tones to be very beneficial in teaching the proper sensations and timing.
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