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**MIBgirlsXXL** · 09-25-2012, 09:01 AM

I love this idea. I'll probably end up using my phone as opposed to a physical notebook, but I'm definitely implementing this.

It works great. I find whenever I have a bad stretch, it clicks back in when I realize I've forgotten one of my 'swingpifanies'. It actually happened today when I realized I wasn't keeping my left arm straight; immediately my slice stopped and I gained back the yardage leak I'd been seeing. I have 5 of them that I've discovered over the years: Up not back, full shoulder turn, slow and low backswing, straight left arm, and my first move in my downswing needs to feel like it's a strong move straight down. Luckily they're simple enough I can remember them (though when I play poorly, it usually takes me a bunch of rounds to figure out which is my problem). The notebook really is a good idea!

09-25-2012, 09:01 AM	#14
MIBgirlsXXL Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 390 Senior Member	I love this idea. I'll probably end up using my phone as opposed to a physical notebook, but I'm definitely implementing this. It works great. I find whenever I have a bad stretch, it clicks back in when I realize I've forgotten one of my 'swingpifanies'. It actually happened today when I realized I wasn't keeping my left arm straight; immediately my slice stopped and I gained back the yardage leak I'd been seeing. I have 5 of them that I've discovered over the years: Up not back, full shoulder turn, slow and low backswing, straight left arm, and my first move in my downswing needs to feel like it's a strong move straight down. Luckily they're simple enough I can remember them (though when I play poorly, it usually takes me a bunch of rounds to figure out which is my problem). The notebook really is a good idea!
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