Yes that figure is correct, I have had 80 lessons and this week I had 11 points in a stapleford comp at my club. I always have an hour lesson so to some that figure is 160.
About me:
I have been playing about 12 years. I'm 44. Live in Reading Berkshire U.K.
I am now a 13 handicap, playing to a 40
I have never been so depressed about my golf and I can't see myself rejoing next year.
When I fist started I had a few lessons in the first year.
I joined a golf club with no handicap and they gave me a 24 handicap, it was sugested that I have lessons to improve.
So, being keen I had an hour lesson off the pro every month sometimes 2, I kept this up for 6 years and got down to 14.
I didn't have a lesson for 3 years off him because he would leave me shanking the ball when the time was up.
I had a couple at another club.
When the new pro joined last year I said that I would give him a year of hour lessons one a month.
When I started lessons with him I was a 12 and he completley changed my swing, grip, how I chip and how I putt.
I practice about twice a week, remembering what I have been taught.
In the last 6 months I said to him it's not working I am playing worse than I did. I am skuding woods which I very rarely done before, and now that I am chiping with my weight 50/50 (not 60/40) I now only get about 2 out of 10 where as before I was about 4 or 5 out of 10. I have alway said I don't chip well with 50/50 but said it was best because the ball stops quicker. He then said he thought about my problem and we focussed on taking the club back straighter, We done lessons on shifting my weight back to the right. Standing straighter.
I hook the ball so I have to take the club back straighter and not on the inside, when I drive he has my weight 40/60 on my back leg, but a different pro about 2 weeks ago I had a lesson with told me that for someone who hooks the ball should never have his weight on the back leg it would be a disaster.
I just wished that I never started having lessons from the new pro.
I am now totaly confused on how to hit a ball. I no longer feel comfortable over the ball. I only now hit a good shot by mistake.
By being keen and trying to improve I have destroyed the game that I once loved so much.
I am now embarresed to play with anyone, because I now do shots that a starter would do.
I do know that no one on here can help me, I am just venting my frustration.
I think the only way forward for me is to play through it and try and forget everything he has taught me and try and clear my head.
Thanks for reading
About me:
I have been playing about 12 years. I'm 44. Live in Reading Berkshire U.K.
I am now a 13 handicap, playing to a 40
I have never been so depressed about my golf and I can't see myself rejoing next year.
When I fist started I had a few lessons in the first year.
I joined a golf club with no handicap and they gave me a 24 handicap, it was sugested that I have lessons to improve.
So, being keen I had an hour lesson off the pro every month sometimes 2, I kept this up for 6 years and got down to 14.
I didn't have a lesson for 3 years off him because he would leave me shanking the ball when the time was up.
I had a couple at another club.
When the new pro joined last year I said that I would give him a year of hour lessons one a month.
When I started lessons with him I was a 12 and he completley changed my swing, grip, how I chip and how I putt.
I practice about twice a week, remembering what I have been taught.
In the last 6 months I said to him it's not working I am playing worse than I did. I am skuding woods which I very rarely done before, and now that I am chiping with my weight 50/50 (not 60/40) I now only get about 2 out of 10 where as before I was about 4 or 5 out of 10. I have alway said I don't chip well with 50/50 but said it was best because the ball stops quicker. He then said he thought about my problem and we focussed on taking the club back straighter, We done lessons on shifting my weight back to the right. Standing straighter.
I hook the ball so I have to take the club back straighter and not on the inside, when I drive he has my weight 40/60 on my back leg, but a different pro about 2 weeks ago I had a lesson with told me that for someone who hooks the ball should never have his weight on the back leg it would be a disaster.
I just wished that I never started having lessons from the new pro.
I am now totaly confused on how to hit a ball. I no longer feel comfortable over the ball. I only now hit a good shot by mistake.
By being keen and trying to improve I have destroyed the game that I once loved so much.
I am now embarresed to play with anyone, because I now do shots that a starter would do.
I do know that no one on here can help me, I am just venting my frustration.
I think the only way forward for me is to play through it and try and forget everything he has taught me and try and clear my head.
Thanks for reading
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