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**drmarshallusa** · 08-22-2012, 02:19 AM

THIS^^^ and I will add 1 more thing. I see guys on the monitors all the time, and their swing is always so smooth and controlled, but you get them on the course and it is completely different and they are coming out of their shoes trying to crush the ball. Stay with the smooth tempo you have/had on the monitor and I would bet you would see more similar results. I am not saying that you are doing this, just a general observation I have made.

I agree with JB 100%
For myself, I found that when I went to the one and only golf shop in the area with any kind of a monitor, I was swinging waaay too hard.
The numbers all were great while in the shop, but as soon as I got to the course, I discovered that my normal swing was too slow for the X-Stiff shaft that the monitor showed as the right one for me.
I took it back, and got the stiff shaft and VOILA!

08-22-2012, 02:19 AM	#13
drmarshallusa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	THIS^^^ and I will add 1 more thing. I see guys on the monitors all the time, and their swing is always so smooth and controlled, but you get them on the course and it is completely different and they are coming out of their shoes trying to crush the ball. Stay with the smooth tempo you have/had on the monitor and I would bet you would see more similar results. I am not saying that you are doing this, just a general observation I have made. I agree with JB 100% For myself, I found that when I went to the one and only golf shop in the area with any kind of a monitor, I was swinging waaay too hard. The numbers all were great while in the shop, but as soon as I got to the course, I discovered that my normal swing was too slow for the X-Stiff shaft that the monitor showed as the right one for me. I took it back, and got the stiff shaft and VOILA!
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