Making a change to your golf swing can be difficult and frustrating. In this video, I share three things that I wish I knew before changing my swing. If you’re thinking of making a change to your swing, or you’ve recently made a change and it’s not working out the way you hoped, then this video is for you!
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The tin man needs his oil
Well done mark 👏 👍
i change my swing every 4 m0nths :), no joke really. even the driver whihc is a club i actually hit well, i change it.
excellent points there mate. cheers (from a 58 y old….)
I was attempting to change my swing a year ago and decided "You know what? I'm 40 and I don't feel like practicing." I've accepted that I'm going to be a bogey golfer and shifted my focus to having fun on the course with friends.
Golf is hard
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I've managed to get from 4 to plus 1 over the past 4 years. I'm 45 now and I'm playing with people knocking it 30+ yards past me so I was thinking of trying to gain speed this winter but thanks to this video I've decided to knock that idea on the head as I've never liked hard work 🤪
I’ve changed my swing over the last 8 months, but I’ve got to be careful, as I’ve severe arthritis in both shoulders, so realistically at 65 with those ailments and others, I’m just glad to be able to still play.
I think the notion of changing a golf swing suggests there is some form of consistency for a change to actually be evident. I play off 8 and know my swing is slightly different most swings. IMO building a repeatable swing is the hardest part of golf if you’ve achieved it, don’t change it. Learn to work with the pros and cons.
Once upon a time I had a good golf swing, 25 years ago I went to one of the first golf simulators and came out of there completely destroyed. Last year I went and had a club fitting and of course adjustments where made to my swing, thank God. Now at 68, I am about 18 months into completely rebuilding my swing it has been one of the hardest things I have ever done. The good news is there has been varying degrees of success and there is light at the end of the tunnel.
I open my stance more these days, older I get the less rotate the body
There are coaches that don’t teach how to hit a driver? That’s bizarre to me because you get loads of confidence if you hit fairways, on a tee making it easier to hit than other clubs and once you get it dialed it’s so much fun to smash a drive down the middle. Guess they don’t want to have fun!