Home made inside approach!

[fahie]

i have made my own inside approach and have plans on how to make them so pm with an email address i can send it to it is in .zip format but can send it un compressed if you want. pm me if u want the plans!



adz

[Ian Hancock]

Re: Home made inside approach!

Hi,

It wouldn't be a simple shoe box wood it............................??

Thats all you need.



Ian.

[fahie]

Re: Home made inside approach!

lol nope! i would upload the photo if it would let me i will try and upload the photo now


thanks

adz

[KBevins]

Re: Home made inside approach!

OK, I'll bite, what is an 'inside approach'?

Keith

[fahie]

Re: Home made inside approach!

it is a teachiong aid which promotes an in to in swing so hopefully gettting rid of slice but as mentioned earlier you can just get a shoebox and use that

[KBevins]

Re: Home made inside approach!

I must be missing something. How can a shoebox fix a slice?

I must have missed an old post.

Keith

[Durtman]

Re: Home made inside approach!

http://www.golf-tuition-online.com/v...8499#post18499

Scroll down there towards the bottom and you'll see my inside approach

[30yearlayoff]

Re: Home made inside approach!

I can't see any pics in the other thread. Got any more you can post here???

[LowPost42]

Re: Home made inside approach!

I must be missing something. How can a shoebox fix a slice?

I must have missed an old post.

Keith

You put the shoebox on the ground, then put your ball lined up with the first third of the box, and put it 3" from the shoebox.

Then address the ball, and swing.

Don't hit the shoebox.

Most beginners slices are caused by two things - coming from the outside of the target line (an out to in swing path). This turns a square-to-target clubface into an open-to-swing path one, resulting in fade spin.

So by working on not hitting the shoebox, your swingpath remains inside-out.

[jvmaltez]

Re: Home made inside approach!

Hy would you mind send to me the inside approach plans with picture...could be in zip file....
My email: jvmaltez@mkbimportexport.com.br

many thanks,
Jose.