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330.1 | Watch the ball | HOGAN::DEADY | | Thu Jul 14 1988 09:38 | 9 |
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Keep your eyes on the ball, watch the clubhead make contact with
the ball. You are probabaly coming up during your down-swing and
therefore topping the shot.
Fred Deady
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330.2 | Swaying? | PBA::MARCHETTI | | Thu Jul 14 1988 12:00 | 5 |
| You could also be swaying. Try hitting some shots with your feet
together to get the feel of being steady over the ball (if you're
not you'll fall over 8^) ). Good luck
Bob
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330.3 | Hope it helps | SA1794::WELLSPEAK | This Notes For You... | Fri Jul 15 1988 07:48 | 7 |
| Sounds to me like .1 had it correct. You're coming up on the
ball. By picking your head up and looking to see where the ball
is going to go, before actually hitting the ball, your left shoulder
will also come up, and you're entire left side will come up, causing
your club head to come up. Keep your head still and try and hit
thru the ball.
Beak
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330.4 | Keep head still | USWAV3::FAGERBERG | | Fri Jul 15 1988 10:58 | 7 |
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When practicing I use a drill that will help keeping your head
down. I place the brand name on the back side of the ball and
"read" it on my backswing (keeps head from swaying back) and also
on my downswing, trying to see the club hit the ball. I works for
me, and I have to watch EVERYTHING. I even make love with the lights
on.
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330.5 | body movements | HARLEY::DAVE | where is my vette? | Fri Jul 15 1988 13:57 | 6 |
| I have been gaving consistancy problems lately myself.
I talked to the pro at Charmingfare, Rich T.. He said
that I was swinging with my arms and not my body, hence
could never develop a consistant stroke. May be your
problem too
dave
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330.6 | Thanx | TRCO01::ROSS | | Tue Jul 19 1988 11:40 | 13 |
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Thank you very much for the suggestions.
I'm heading to the driving range tonight.
I'll try them out.
HEAD DOWN
THROUGH THE BALL
WATCH THE CLUBFACE HIT THE BALL
READ THE LABEL ON THE BALL
Ok I've got them in memory. Hopefully I can transfer them to success.
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