Ask the Experts
1.
I am staying on my right side and topping the ball.. Any drills you would suggest?
3 Aug 2011 - 11:08am - 0 Comments
2.
Everyone talks about keeping the left arm straight at ball address. Should the left arm be straight during impact of the ball than flex on the follow through?
3 Aug 2011 - 11:01am - 0 Comments
3.
I try to steer the ball most of the time and fail to follow through with my swing. How can I break this bad habit? Any drills?
3 Aug 2011 - 10:53am - 0 Comments
4.
What is the proper set up for hitting the new hybrid club? Is the angle of approach more like an iron or fairway wood?
3 Aug 2011 - 10:48am - 0 Comments
5.
I'm aged 66 and an 18-handicap with a swing speed around 85 mph. I have a consistent ball pattern of straight-ish right-to-left. I'm looking for a little more control on short irons but not to sacrifice distance (The Holy Grail I guess!).
3 Aug 2011 - 10:45am - 0 Comments
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Is a 3-iron comparable to a 5-wood? Is a 5-iron comparable to a 7-wood? Will these clubs hit the ball approximately the same distance? -- Roy Conner
3 Aug 2011 - 10:42am - 0 Comments
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I'm a 8 handicap and just bought a 3 and 4 hybrid iron. I'm pull hooking them left. As of now, my 3 and 4 iron are more accurate. How do I adjust?
3 Aug 2011 - 10:37am - 0 Comments
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Hi. I have a lot of problems with pulling the ball. It happens with the driver and the irons. The ball flight is straight or sometimes a hook. It is worse when hitting off a tee. I must be coming from outside.
3 Aug 2011 - 10:32am - 0 Comments
9.
What is the best way to hit a draw with a driver? Is it in the grip or set up or what?
2 Aug 2011 - 9:00pm - 0 Comments
10.
I started golf at 50, so I'm way behind my peers. I'm now 70 and with many lessons, a 10 handicap. I can't seem to be able to stop starting my swing at the top with my arms coming over the top outside in. I either pull or slice when I do this. HELP! Thanks.
2 Aug 2011 - 8:54pm - 0 Comments
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Is there a school of thought (and if there is, who are the primary teachers) that advocates the triangle one piece takeaway and on the downswing the shoulder goes left first, while the left hip is held closed until the shoulders pull it through creating an explosive impact and the golfer immed
2 Aug 2011 - 8:48pm - 0 Comments
