
Originally Posted by
ezra76
Well, it takes work too. I hit over 250 shots at the range yesterday trying to groove this one-piece takeaway, wide and outside back, hip trigger drop hands, slot, fire and pull.

I hit a few today that were just amazing, no more than a foot offline and literally prolike distance.
I'm onto something, something big and will make another video soon. I owe a lot to the guys on here too. Commenting and helping me see my faults allowed me to research and find drills to make changes. Sure felt good to step up to that "nemesis" par 5 and just slap it silly, putting for eagle where I'm usually lucky to just take a bogey and tuck my tail.
Go for the gold, man. I think it's awesome that you are feeling so positive about your game. Send some of that mojo my way. I always start out a round so full of joyful expectation, then crash and burn early and have to fight to stay focused the rest of the day. I've got to figure out how turn this around. Thing is, I hit some killer shots every round - truly awesome shots. But my scoring is just pathetic, since I hit some truly awful shots as well, and have to scramble for double bogey more often than not. Sigh...
Sorry - I'm ranting. And it is good to hear your swing is becoming what you want it to be. Keep it up.
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