My golf swing

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My swing

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Uploaded by: Colin Astbury

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Thanks for comments Steven. The video is quite old now and ive moved on from this swing which dispite its deviation from a classic swing has at least got me down to 19 HCP. In order to take my game to the next level I have I have reduced the back swing in distance and speed and the result is much straighter drives with no apparent loss in distance. I will post up a new video in due course. Thanks again for comments.

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by Colin Astbury on 22nd August 2009

By the way there is nothing wrong with stack and tilt its just a little harder to master than a standard rotation swing,I used to use it myself but developed an awful slice so underwent rebuilding with a pro.

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by Steven Guard on 22nd August 2009

wots known as stack and tilt method aaron baddeley uses this method and i think adam scott tried it or is still using it. overswing due to bending left arm in back swing and bring your feet a little closer together you may want to move away from the ball slightly or stand a little taller as you are hunched slightly at impact but a pretty good swing really

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by Steven Guard on 22nd August 2009

Huge overswing is the main problem

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by Stephen Falcus on 14th December 2008

Colin, two points that I think you should work on
1. Try to keep the flex in your right leg, it is locking out on the backswing
2. Try to keep the left arm from bending so much, this bend is causing a massive overswing.
Both should help with your consistancy

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by Ron Deprez on 20th February 2008

I have bought the David Leadbetter DVD collection with the swing analysis which is helping me lots with my swing. I would advise everyone to buy these as they are on sale on the golftvproshop website.

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by Ty Rees on 10th February 2008

Thanks for the feedback. Will look at the width of stance on my next visit. Its not a driver so does this make it correct? No ofcourse it didnt hit the target, that only happens when no one is around to watch

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by Colin Astbury on 8th February 2008

Your feet are to far apart, they should be shoulder width and at address the ball should be in line with your left foot with your driver. Also when in the back swing try to keep your left arm straight to get more power and consistency. Did the ball hit your target?

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by Ty Rees on 8th February 2008