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Hey @grok, pick 10 giant companies of Golf Equipments that won't exist in 2050
No mercy and one sentence each on why.
Top 5 hole in ones in golf history
1. Tiger Woods
2. Seamus Power back to back
3. Justin Thomas
4. Sam Ryder
5. Gary Nicklaus Jr.
These ones are pure luck mixed with perfect contact The ball just finds the hole and the crowd loses it every single time
Which one is your favorite?
Let's see who actually thinks their way around a golf course
You're 140 yards out The pin is tucked behind a bunker, and there's barely any green to work with You need par to win the match
A) Go straight at the pin and trust your shot
B) Aim for the middle of the green and take your chances with the putt
What's the smarter play, and why?
Struggling with slices?
Heres one simple tip that will fix it for good.
Go slowly to the top of your swing then feel like you wait a little bit. You wont actually stop its just the feeling so you dont rush.
Your hips should go first. That lets the club come down on the same path it went up. When you rush from the top the club gets thrown outside and the slice shows up.
Hips first. Then the hands and arms follow.
Start your downswing with your hips and let your arms come along and you will never hit your slice again.
Save this for your next range session and focus on that sequence.
Explaining the golf swing in 2 minutes is hard But understand these fundamentals. And you are on the way to the ‘Golf Of Your Life'
I'll be posting more on these points and others to enhance it.
Nelly & Tiger have two of the most ‘On-Plane’ and ‘Consistent’ golf swings of all time. I believe we should model ours on theirs. Anyone can swing like this. With speed and natural power
Hope it helps
Love, Jakey x
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Amateur Average Distances
Driver: 220 Yards
3 Wood: 205 Yards
5 Wood: 195 Yards
7 Wood: 185 Yards
3 Hybrid: 190 Yards
3 Iron: 180 Yards
4 Iron: 170 Yards
5 Iron: 160 Yards
6 Iron: 150 Yards
7 Iron: 140 Yards
8 Iron: 130 Yards
9 Iron: 115 Yards
Pitching Wedge: 105 Yards
Gap Wedge: 95 Yards
Sand Wedge: 80 Yards
Lob Wedge: 70 Yards
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You’re rushing again
If there’s one mistake almost every golfer makes, it’s being too fast at the top of the swing.
You get to the top and immediately fire your hands. No pause, no sequence just pure rush. That’s when everything falls apart
The best tip I can give you: when you reach the top, feel like you wait one second. Let your lower body start the downswing first, then bring the hands through
Lower body first Then the hands
That little pause at the top changes everything. It gives your body time to start correctly and stops the rush cold.
When you wait one second at the top, you will never rush your swing again.
Save this for your next range session and focus on that pause
You're 165 yards out on the 18th. You need a par to break 80.
Your ball is in the rough, and there's water just behind the green.
A) Go for the pin with a 7 iron
B) Hit a 6 iron to the middle of the green
What are you choosing?
You’re rushing again
If there’s one mistake almost every golfer makes, it’s being too fast at the top of the swing.
You get to the top and immediately fire your hands. No pause, no sequence just pure rush. That’s when everything falls apart
The best tip I can give you: when you reach the top, feel like you wait one second. Let your lower body start the downswing first, then bring the hands through
Lower body first Then the hands
That little pause at the top changes everything. It gives your body time to start correctly and stops the rush cold.
When you wait one second at the top, you will never rush your swing again.
Save this for your next range session and focus on that pause
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Hey @grok, pick 10 giant companies of Golf Equipments that won't exist in 2050
No mercy and one sentence each on why.
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Here’s a great visual for how your backswing can influence shot shape
A more across the line position tends to favor a draw and A more laid off position tends to favor a fade this isn’t a hard rule It’s a trend
Plenty of players hit draws from laid-off positions and fades from across-the-line positions but understanding these tendencies gives you another way to make adjustments look at your backswing look at your ball flight
Learn which patterns tend to produce which shots
Here’s a great visual for how your backswing can influence shot shape
A more across the line position tends to favor a draw and A more laid off position tends to favor a fade this isn’t a hard rule It’s a trend
Plenty of players hit draws from laid-off positions and fades from across-the-line positions but understanding these tendencies gives you another way to make adjustments look at your backswing look at your ball flight
Learn which patterns tend to produce which shots
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You're playing the best round of your life and you've got two holes left
You pull your drive into the trees. There is a small gap to the green but it's risky
A) Go for the green and risk a big number
B) Punch out to the fairway and play it safe
What's your play?
You're playing the best round of your life and you've got two holes left
You pull your drive into the trees. There is a small gap to the green but it's risky
A) Go for the green and risk a big number
B) Punch out to the fairway and play it safe
What's your play?
