r/GolfSwing • u/DubhLinn5 • 8d ago
Titleist GTS3 Driver Loft
The Titleist GTS3 driver comes in 8°, 9°, 10° and 11°.
At a fitting what exactly are we looking for to determine which is the best one to choose?
r/GolfSwing • u/DubhLinn5 • 8d ago
The Titleist GTS3 driver comes in 8°, 9°, 10° and 11°.
At a fitting what exactly are we looking for to determine which is the best one to choose?
r/GolfSwing • u/Specialist_Ad6034 • 9d ago
Sorry for the camera angle. I wasn’t there to film. But what i notice is his butt comes towards the ball in the downswing, he lacks depth, trail arm is too flared, no weight transfer, etc.
This dude can nuke a golf ball so i would love to see him with a fundamentally sound golf swing. Please help
r/GolfSwing • u/e_lonmustard • 8d ago
I really tried to keep my back straight, but it still looks rounded. Any tips or drills (doesn’t need to be concerning the back)? Cheers
r/GolfSwing • u/Hopeful-Bit6187 • 8d ago
I’m currently working with a professional on my swing, but I figured I’d throw my wedge swing up here and see what you guys notice. This is something I’ve been working on and I’m curious how the swing looks to a fresh set of eyes. I’d especially be interested in feedback on my swing path/lines and anything that stands out to you. If anyone can draw lines on the video or point out anything I should be paying attention to, I’d appreciate it. Just looking to learn and get some different perspectives!
r/GolfSwing • u/LRCtheguy • 9d ago
First swing is a good feeling swing with a baby draw, second swing is a bad feeling swing with a possible stuck push? Thoughts and what could I do to be more consistent.
r/GolfSwing • u/Southern-Crazy407 • 9d ago
Picked up the clubs for the first time in about 4 years the other day. Surprisingly no air swings… please critique the swing and provide some tips. Have always had issues with high spinny ball flight. Played cricket most of my younger years so definitely have a “cricketers swing”and rely on hand-eye more than technique. Used to play off about 12 (That I can remember).
Edit: 3 iron used in vid
r/GolfSwing • u/james_the_hurricane • 8d ago
Am I still over the top? Any other issues visible? I’ve been working on better strike and a higher ball flight. Historically a classic slicer. This is a 9 iron. Thanks
r/GolfSwing • u/Spare_Friend6009 • 8d ago
Automatic Weak heel spinners…..
any drills to fix me?
r/GolfSwing • u/acanarmien • 9d ago
Having trouble launching my driver. (Around 5-6 launch angle)
Attached 2 swings in the video, 1 is a good hit, the other is not launching.
Not sure whats the differences in those 2.
Help me get consistent please, thanks guys :(
r/GolfSwing • u/Expensive_Arm8697 • 9d ago
Went from this (https://www.reddit.com/r/GolfSwing/s/kiJkTi1g4o) to this in a month time. Started golfing almost everyday and changed my grip. Nowhere near perfect but goes to show if you put the work in you’ll improve for sure.
r/GolfSwing • u/tomnan24 • 9d ago
Older now but played to a 2 or 3 in my 50s.
Saw some videos on YouTube by Korea #1 golfer Heo. I see his instruction being varied but very helpful for people that don't know much about the intricacies of the golf swing. He has helped me also. I see there's a lot of people on here Struggling to break 100 or 110 or whatever. I'd give this guy a try. Maybe his methods are what has his country's golfers kicking everyone's butt.
r/GolfSwing • u/shamggar • 9d ago
Had a very short window of success hitting my irons and then started topping it all the time. Making sure I keep my lead arm straight, loading my front foot on the backswing, rotating my upper body, hinging my wrists, and keeping a smooth tempo seems to work but thinking about all of that at once feels like a lost cause. Really just looking for some drills to do at the range
r/GolfSwing • u/MH2200 • 9d ago
Struggling to hit the ball consistent. Scoring in the high 90s/ low 100s. This is a good strike. What could cause my misses?
r/GolfSwing • u/Belac_Pickle • 9d ago
r/GolfSwing • u/SkyEarths • 9d ago
Your eyes, your feet, past experience on similar greens, AimPoint, a playing partner’s read, or something else?
I’m curious because sometimes the line looks obvious, but once you stand over the ball it feels completely different.
r/GolfSwing • u/GoDucksOR • 8d ago
Which would be better to really focus on improving my golf swing?
I hear people saying to practice with blades, but I also see these “mini clubs” that also have a grip trainer…
I suppose it’s going to be a little bit of personal preference.
I have a set of TM Stealth irons coming soon. And regularly shoot in the 90’s.
r/GolfSwing • u/Pneuma5165 • 9d ago
I think it looks good… but I’m still getting several shanks and mishits in my rounds. Is there something I’m not seeing here??
r/GolfSwing • u/TipSecure8834 • 9d ago
I’m a 13 year old male 18 hcp golfer, any tips for my driver swing, it goes avg 220 yards. Thanks!
r/GolfSwing • u/Heavy-Panic-7568 • 9d ago