Congratulations, Steph, on a great round. It is especially rewarding given your frustrations of late. Most especially, congratulations on your commitment to long-term progress and your willingness to substitute today's Mechanics and Feels for those of yesterday.
The words of Homer Kelley continue to ring true (1-E):
"The student must approach instruction as a step-by-step process. The only real short cuts are more and more know-how. A careless beginning can be disastrous. Every board and every panel must be cut to fit its place and cut to fit in with the overall design. It's as premature to expect the complete results of instruction before the last factor is fitted in, understood and mastered."
While Sunday's golf made me feel much better about my game and one can't argue with the results, I need to get my stroke on video and see what it looks like. I am a little worried that I have regressed a little vis-a-vis the changes I have been trying to implement. I hope to get some video work done this next weekend. I don't think I am flipping , but I might be a little off plane. The video will tell all.
Regardless, I am still fighting the cuts which I don't like. Luke the Nuke likes them left to righters 'cause he hits it a ton, but I need to hit it straight or a little draw to boost my distance. Thanks for the good words!
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Steph
Distance is Magic; Precision is Practice.
, but I might be a little off plane.
The video will tell all.
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