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Zen Golf is a good book, at least it was for me. Have you tried not taking a practice swing? I don't usually take them unless I have to stand around for a while, I just swing the club around to stay loose. Quick question - how do you know that your practice swing is more powerful and on plane? I actually think that my practice swing feels better because I have no ball flight to reflect the flaws. A pre-shot routine would probably help me a lot. The problem is that I play a lot with my dad and he is a mega-fast player and doesn't like waiting around on other people. My buddy takes about a jillion waggles and dad named him The Maestro...which is actually kinda funny. |
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I guess that I'm asking for tips or books relating to the mental game.
My practice swings are effortless and yet powerful and on plane. My actual swing is still not bad, but it's tense and totally different. How do you turn your brain off to allow your practice swing to hit the ball? I don't have launch monitor evidence to substantiate my theory, but I believe that my practice swing is at least 5mph higher than my actual swing. It feels faster and the "woosh" is louder. |
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Quick question - how do you know that your practice swing is more powerful and on plane? I actually think that my practice swing feels better because I have no ball flight to reflect the flaws.
What usually helps me is creating a simple routine and sticking to it. Also, use about 40% of your total effort on your backswing and through swing. I struggle with the same stuff you are, for me it is all about slowing myself down. |
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I will try that. My instructor can get me there and I can swing at the range, but I get tense on the course alot of the time. I need some more time to work on it too. The changes are still fairly fresh. Thanks Freddie! |
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You want to fix that, pick a point in directly in front of your ball and try to hit that. Now you are swinging through the ball to get to another point. before long it becomes habit. Try is slow and then let it gradually pick up speed. maybe we should all close our eyes and hit??? |
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Josh this is an issue for the majority of golfers. The reason is because it's a swing your actual move is a hit or a try to hit. You are try to hit the ball instead of swinging through the ball. Mentally it's a matter of training yourself to swing through the zone through repetitive action. This will release the tension you experience during your real time golf shot. |
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You want to fix that, pick a point in directly in front of your ball and try to hit that. Now you are swinging through the ball to get to another point. before long it becomes habit. Try is slow and then let it gradually pick up speed.
This is my struggle. I swing in practice, in lessons, and before I take real shots. When it counts, I try to hit the ball. It's hard to let my mind free up my body for some reason. |
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