@FrozenViews Thats the point, it’s also one of the most addicting and enjoyable sports in the world. Almost all NFL players play golf.
# 2 September 2010 at 2:56 pm
FrozenViews said:
@diashoo ha, yes thats tru too.
# 2 September 2010 at 3:05 pm
diashoo said:
@FrozenViews: I thought that was curling….?
# 2 September 2010 at 3:28 pm
Bourne777 said:
@FrozenViews Thank you very much , I m glad we´ve here so smart people.
# 2 September 2010 at 3:32 pm
FrozenViews said:
golf is the laziest sport ever
# 2 September 2010 at 3:35 pm
brmadman4455 said:
It’s not your foot that you should work on, it’s your overall balance. Like the gentleman who made the vid says, work on maintaining your center. I like to keep my eye on the ball, that helps me keep my head and body from swaying too much. It’s no big deal though, a smooth and balanced swing takes a lot of practice.
Also, like dibble22 said, swinging too hard can throw you off. Smooth and accurate baby, the distance will follow.
# 2 September 2010 at 4:14 pm
nikepumps123 said:
it sounds like your weight is not transfering properly. try making a big effort to finish with all your weight on your front foot. also maybe look at your shoes. if there not golf shoes with spikes they wont grip properly. and alot of players (jack nicklaus) actually have there front foot opened slightly when they adress the ball
# 2 September 2010 at 4:46 pm
MicrowavedHamster said:
Errr, does it bother you? I know that Anthony Kim’s foot moves a lot in the follow through. He swings crazy hard though, maybe try swimming less hard. Try putting in 80% of the effort.
# 2 September 2010 at 5:35 pm
Thiarrow said:
Don’t try to fight to keep it from moving, I think that when you relax and don’t focus on the moving you will swing a lot better.
# 2 September 2010 at 6:06 pm
dibble22 said:
There is nothing wrong with left foot rotation on the follow through, the transfer of weight during the swing will automatically move your left foot some, if you feel like it is a major problem, you may just be trying to hit the ball too hard. A good pair of golf shoes and a firm swing without trying to kill the ball would probably help you. But if its just turning your foot slightly in the follow thru, i dont see a problem with it, just adjust your target according to your draw or fade.
# 2 September 2010 at 7:01 pm
rokarion said:
I have a question, perhaps a kind viewer can assist me with this: My forward foot (left) rotates a little too much in my follow through. Even when it doesn’t move, I feel like I’m fighting to keep it from moving. What causes this and how can I correct it?
I’m a beginner, 28 yrs old, shoot in the 90s and carry a drive 230-250 if that helps.
# 2 September 2010 at 7:06 pm
marquesbrownlee said:
long game lessons! can’t wait for more
# 2 September 2010 at 7:52 pm
eduarfull said:
El golf no es deporte, el golf es “ocio”.
Pendejo triple hijueputa Golf maniaco.
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@FrozenViews Thats the point, it’s also one of the most addicting and enjoyable sports in the world. Almost all NFL players play golf.
@diashoo ha, yes thats tru too.
@FrozenViews: I thought that was curling….?
@FrozenViews Thank you very much , I m glad we´ve here so smart people.
golf is the laziest sport ever
It’s not your foot that you should work on, it’s your overall balance. Like the gentleman who made the vid says, work on maintaining your center. I like to keep my eye on the ball, that helps me keep my head and body from swaying too much. It’s no big deal though, a smooth and balanced swing takes a lot of practice.
Also, like dibble22 said, swinging too hard can throw you off. Smooth and accurate baby, the distance will follow.
it sounds like your weight is not transfering properly. try making a big effort to finish with all your weight on your front foot. also maybe look at your shoes. if there not golf shoes with spikes they wont grip properly. and alot of players (jack nicklaus) actually have there front foot opened slightly when they adress the ball
Errr, does it bother you? I know that Anthony Kim’s foot moves a lot in the follow through. He swings crazy hard though, maybe try swimming less hard. Try putting in 80% of the effort.
Don’t try to fight to keep it from moving, I think that when you relax and don’t focus on the moving you will swing a lot better.
There is nothing wrong with left foot rotation on the follow through, the transfer of weight during the swing will automatically move your left foot some, if you feel like it is a major problem, you may just be trying to hit the ball too hard. A good pair of golf shoes and a firm swing without trying to kill the ball would probably help you. But if its just turning your foot slightly in the follow thru, i dont see a problem with it, just adjust your target according to your draw or fade.
I have a question, perhaps a kind viewer can assist me with this: My forward foot (left) rotates a little too much in my follow through. Even when it doesn’t move, I feel like I’m fighting to keep it from moving. What causes this and how can I correct it?
I’m a beginner, 28 yrs old, shoot in the 90s and carry a drive 230-250 if that helps.
long game lessons! can’t wait for more
El golf no es deporte, el golf es “ocio”.
Pendejo triple hijueputa Golf maniaco.
very useful thanks !
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