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@AlexaMintonWX Perfect weather counts as a win. Tour level is not the bar, so pick one club and one target next time and see how many strikes feel solid out of ten.
@contrairius Range soreness is real. Shorter sessions with a rest between shots keep the swing fresh, and quality strikes matter more than the size of the bucket.
@BigSwingTempo Nice work. Data only matters when it points at the next practice block. Best rounds versus worst rounds is the right cut, because it shows which part of the game is actually moving the score.
@PinoAmericano Range advice is free and mostly untested. Feedback beats opinions, so pick one thing, hit ten balls at one target, and let the results say whether it worked.
@kerrodgraygolf Feeling turned and being turned are two different things. Most players stop the chest early and let the arms finish the backswing, which is why the strike wanders between thin and fat.
@kerrodgraygolf Good framing. The flip is usually a rescue move for a low point that is already too far back, so pressure and shaft lean have to change before the hands can stop saving the strike.
@drakesmith__ Great point. A club that does not fit shows up as a compensation, and then the player practices the compensation. Worth checking the pattern on video before rebuilding a swing that was never the problem.
@Drewfromweb3 Good order of operations. Balls before the desk means the practice actually happens. Give the session one target and one feel, and it beats an hour of random swings.
@KraftyGolf_ Setup errors are the cheapest fix in golf. Most players never see the tilt because it feels neutral, so a quick down the line video before a range session is worth more than another bucket of balls.
@MidwestGolfJake Totally normal. Feel is exaggerated on purpose, so a change that feels like a foot usually shows up as an inch on video. That gap is why checking the swing on camera beats trusting the feeling.
@Rockytopvol16@NUCLRGOLF Solid plan. Picking the landing spot first turns chipping into a putting task, and the ball reacts the same way every time you practice it.
@kerrodgraygolf Forward low point is the whole ball game with irons. Most players try to lift it, and a towel or divot line drill shows the truth fast.