I’m just starting out golfing and I have a problem with my swing. Oftentimes I either hit the top of the ball or hit hte ground before I hit the ball…do you have any tips or pre-swing exercises to help this?
Okay, I am a freshman, and this fall I played on our girls golf team. I am not a par golfer, but I did play #1 for varsity the whole year and beat the school record. I shoot on average an 85. I want to choose a coach who will get me to be a par golfer by the end of my high school career. I learn really quickly. So anyways, I have narrowed it down to these to coaches, "Mel" and "Dan". My personality and Mel’s really click, and he has great software that has some really cool features including showing pros swings and changing them to left-handed, (I’m left-handed). So anyways, Mel gave me a lesson and my swing already looks a ton better. Now moving to Dan, who I’m not quite sure about. He has coached some unbelievable golfers, but he has also coached a girl for 3 years who I played and beat. When I had a lesson, he was very sure of himself, and almost seemed to brag. I felt really intimidated and he basically told me it was his way or the highway. But he is a good coach..
I honestly can’t decide. Both are awesome teachers, and Dan tells me that all of the pros swing like he is going to teach me. Dan also has good software, but it doesn’t show pros swings left-hands. But he also said that I have a bad swing and if he doesn’t coach me then I am not going to be a good golfer. He also tells me that for the first 3 mos. We wont be working with a club… which could be looked at as good or bad. I feel in a way that Dan is trying to force me to go with him, and I felt really uncomfortable. Mel on the other hand was very open and understood that I was still making a decision. I have heard great things about both of them, but are coaches supposed to tell you that you should have started golf earlier and that you have an almost hopeless swing? Thanks for all the help..
yes, I would like to try for a scholarship in golf for college
by the way, both have connections for college. Mel probably has more connections and has already informed me of the tournaments I will need to participate in this spring and summer
lol, no, I am not signing a contract. I’m just trying to find someone who I can stick with through my high school career and will help me to get a (hopefully) division 1 scholarship
I thought so, lol
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Would anyone pay to hit golf balls into a screen (indoors) and how much would you pay? Please help!?
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I think it would be cool if there was a place indoors in the downtown of a large city where office workers could go on their lunch break, before/after work or whenever and hit balls. Instead of a net, I would have an impact screen upon which would be a projection of a golf course. The ball would simply hit the screen and drop. No simulation. There would also be a putting green, swing aids and possibly some cameras and software. Pricing would be for membership plans. there would be an unlimited usage plan, 8baskets/month plan, 6baskets/month plan, 4baskets/month plan. the per ball pricing would be 1/2 or less than the cost of an normal driving range. Vending machines and tvs would be on site.
I have been playing golf for 4 months now and have started to get to the stage where i am now perfecting my swing, noticing what is wrong and what is ok. Recently my iron play has become awful and i can only hit a good shot with a sandwedge any other club becomes a pull, toe or a top edge. It is so frustrating and was wondering if anyone had any advice?
I have been looking at the Medicus Dual Hinge 5-Iron and the SKLZ Refiner 6 iron. The refiner looks to be about the same thing as the Medicus, but it is much much cheaper. Do you know anything about the SKLZ Refiner. Will the iron improve my iron swing as well as my driver swing?
PS: Does anyone recommend any other swing training aid?
Thanks in advance
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