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Adding a post so I quit getting that silly message saying I haven't posted a message.
New to golf. New to message boards.
New to golf. New to message boards.
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Hi Folks,
New to club making, modification and repair; interesting hobby and enjoy it!!
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Hello there
I am also new to this forum as well as to golf. I started a year ago and they say I have a potential
I learned golf by watching a dvd called"Golf For Dummies"
. And that dvd gave me the basic fundamentals I guess. In my first month I was able to drive 251 yd. with the worst club ever.. Now I am eager to learn advanced driving tips for a long drive because I hit consistent and straight. And hopefully this forum will help me improve 
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I watched Gary McCord's DVD a couple years ago. There are some pretty good drills in there. He keeps it really simple. Also, watch his tempo. He has a pretty good golf swing and never looks like he is trying too hard.Originally posted by uraz View PostHello there I am also new to this forum as well as to golf. I started a year ago and they say I have a potential
I learned golf by watching a dvd called"Golf For Dummies". And that dvd gave me the basic fundamentals I guess. In my first month I was able to drive 251 yd. with the worst club ever.. Now I am eager to learn advanced driving tips for a long drive because I hit consistent and straight. And hopefully this forum will help me improve
After that video, you can then pick your next collection. Usually, this is the point were you find a golfer who you think you swing like. I like to think I have a similar swing plane as Tiger Woods or Adam Scott. I cannot turn back quite as far as them, NOR clear my hips as much as they do while staying back, but I like to read books/articles by Hank Haney (who coaches Tiger). I can apply his tips to my swing.
If you are going to be mostly self-taught, like I was, you gotta find something to mirror.Comment
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