Road to Scratch is a blog primarily dedicated to my journey to scratch golf. Secondarily, this blog is dedicated to remaining undefeated to my nemesis appearing to the lower right, Jordan Reeder.
June 21, 2010
Me: The beginning... the mission
I have a 4 day tournament at TCP at the end of July with my Father. I've been hitting up the par three course a few days a week to dial in my short game. It's dialed in. My main focus will switch to hitting fairways the week leading up to the tourney. When my 290+ yard drives are a few degrees offline... the strokes really add up. It's an ego thing, i have such a hard time slowing down my driver. On this road to scratch... this is something i'll need to overcome.
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Current areas of focus w/ Links
Swing Plane drills for thought to reduce my outside in swing path and improve my alignement.
Swing Plane thoughts on reshaping your swing and ensuring a proper spine angle.
Squaring the back of my hand a the top of my back swing to reduce my slice.
Gripping the damn club: no consistency.
Improving my Set-up or Posture
Practice with a purpose
Swing Thoughts: Slow and steady takeaway, front arm straight, maintain back elbow close to body and point the butt of the shaft at the ball during the up and downswing; downswing starts slow and accelerate through impact.
Swing Plane thoughts on reshaping your swing and ensuring a proper spine angle.
Squaring the back of my hand a the top of my back swing to reduce my slice.
Gripping the damn club: no consistency.
Improving my Set-up or Posture
Practice with a purpose
Swing Thoughts: Slow and steady takeaway, front arm straight, maintain back elbow close to body and point the butt of the shaft at the ball during the up and downswing; downswing starts slow and accelerate through impact.
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ReplyDeleteI think Jordan is much more exciting to watch!
ReplyDeleteI like watching people throw there clubs too Dr. It's like watching an MMA fight between a Sumo Wrestler and a runway model..
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