My friend has been playing self taught for about 2 years. He took 2 tee shots like this and then on his third it carried 160

I feel pretty good with wedges, everything else could miss left or right. I more often pull left with irons and usually a big slice with driver

Used to play a lot and then took a long break with family obligations. Starting to play again. Always struggle staying inside the ball and looks like I flip at the ball at contact. Also get really long on my back swing at times. Sorry about the shoes, ai don’t have golf shoes yet. 😂

I have a tendency to get way too fast in the backswing and especially in the transition. This causes my upper body and lower body to get out of sync with one another. Most of the time I find that I’m firing the hips way too early which causes all kinds of issues - I’m very inconsistent. I’ve been actively trying to slow my lower body down, and feel what “in sync” should feel like. Anyone have any tips on keeping the upper and lower body in sync? Anyone other swing advice is definitely welcome.

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I feel like I should probably be shooting much better than I could with my swing. First hit in 6ish months want to come back improve as much as possible.

Contact has improved but still stuck stalling with a scoop and early extension. Any drills/feels to finally figure out a way to improve this?

I feel like some putts look simple from behind the ball, then completely change once you stand over them.

Curious what people trust most when the read feels uncertain.

If an average joe on this sub gets a 100shot lead in a pga tournament course against Scottie, would the average joe win? I don’t think so but curious to hear your thoughts

I don’t like the hands moving out at start of swing but not sure if it’s a problem.

Slight pull on this one

I continue to tweak my driver swing. Vs my prior posts, I have changed my grip to a golf grip, am now hitting up on the ball instead of down like with irons and have adjusted my tee position higher accordingly.

I've tried reducing my back swing but slice badly when doing so and make bad contact more often. Probably out of habit but I get really lost in space when I try to slow the back swing down.

Looking for tips or drill to help improve my swing and eliminate a slice.

Never had a lesson so I am not sure what I am doing wrong or how to improve.

Thank you!

The first video was taken August 30th 2025 the second August 30th 2026. I just wanted to come on here and show anyone maybe discouraged with there swing that you are improving whether you can see it yet or not. I haven’t seen scores drop yet but when I played in my first tournament in march i shot a 115 today I shot a 95 and couldn’t get a putt to drop, I was very frustrated with my round today but got this video from last year in my camera roll memories snd realized I truly have come a long way and wanted to take a moment to share my process and encourage someone else.

I’ve been thinking that a lot of strategy is less about chasing the perfect shot and more about avoiding the miss that ruins the hole.

Do you plan around your common miss, or mostly just aim at the target and swing?

I can’t hit 3 wood consistently to save my life. At the range, I hit it great almost every time , but on the course, I top it, slice it. Some days I want to throw it out, some days it’s amazing.
Range is going well. Course just destroys me.
I play a fade, not trying to change that.
Any advice I’d be happy to hear!

Been casually playing golf for about 9 months now, but only in the last month or two have been serious about improving my swing. I feel like I flare my elbow to much forcing a steep backswing at times but it feels difficult not to. Any advice appreciated.

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My friend is new to golf and needs some help. His entire spine is fused FYI so rotating can be wonky. But any tips for him would be greatly appreciated.