Taylormade Superdeep Tp
Areas for improvement: I suspect you get up a little at impact and that the blow you're disunited slightly at the end. Yes I saw that by looking at idle, in fact I think in terms of sensation is the only way I've found so far to get my arms and lock my left leg. The next step is a better pelvic rotation before impact to compress a little more. Superdeep RIP 8. 5 with stiff Below 110mph, you break your back with, even the guys who are scratching do not touch! So in addition to 8. 5 . . I'm 1m90, so a swing enough vertical and 8. 5 allows me to have a path we will say more reason I have not done this at random, I went to a taylormade superdeep tp demo day and it was with the trackman the combination that suited me best (in the 2800 rpm and launch angle of 12 °). I also saw that I had a swing speed of 112mph at the drive on average. I admit that Maoists must be in good swing for typing!. Dgs300 for this are clubs such fitts by seb. mizuno is what suited me best (at 92 mph and 6-iron distance of 160m) but the fact I'm starting to find them a bit too heavy, I will can be spend on project x. . Like other video is cool and well rythme. j have always this impression that you're right (watch your back line on the video taken back after 17secondes just after the impact, you will see you 're almost standing) is all the more surprising that, finish your angle is reformed properly. It becomes (much) too late for me to give you advice. try to focus on the practice to keep your angles (out the ass) but he will need the advice of a real pro to see if it's really a pb and what causes it and how to fix it . . Thank you for the advice, in fact, the sway I really need to work on it because as you say it prevents thorskin good hip rotation and thus the regularity (which coincidentally is my biggest flaw). By cons I noticed something I feel I have a left hand grip is too strong and I think that is what is the cause of blocking / recovery at the time of impact. I still feel not pass up. Seriously, I find your swing very nice and very well paced and it seems difficult to give you advice too technical. Rolien for grip, I was talking about a year on a post entitled: The Nuclear Swing. This was a video I had seen. If you have the feeling of having a left grip too hard, there are some interesting exercises. A fundamental point that has changed my life is the keeping of 70% by weight of the club thanks to a pair formed by the palm and three fingers (middle, finger, ring finger) of the left hand, other fingers and the other hand should help a bit but do not be seres. A good recovery of the thumb can also keep the good club without having to overtighten. Once you can not squeeze too hard, but you feel in control, your hands are like magic looser and release can be LOTS better. I can not say on your video if it would apply for you but obviously if you never try, really worth it to test. Another exercise is the small overlap two finger me it helped me better understand how to cover the left hand with right hand grip including an overlap with a finger which I returned. . . .
