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**VipInoLo** · 10-01-2012, 10:01 AM

Nice work Sean, its tough to commit to change when it comes to your swing, so kudos to you for following through and working so hard at it.

Thanks Ripper. I'm committed to it. Or, it will commit me. heehee

Good for you Sean! I love how he has you working on staying connected. If you watched Steve Stricker any at all in the tournament last weekend, he is the King of a one piece staying connected kind of guy. Great round by the way and looking forward to your progress!

Thanks Bill. It's amazing how disconnected I was. It's amazing how something so simple can be so difficult!

I like that you get the opportunity to walk 18 with your pro, lots of time for you to pick his brain and for him to give you small pointers he may not think of in a riding lesson. On course lessons are the best IMO. Keep up the good work and keep us posted on your progress.

It was a great walk DD and a very pleasant day. I really enjoyed the on course lesson. As you suggested, there is a lot more to discuss. Thanks!

Thats solid buddy, I like that you practice a lot to achieve your goal. Many people think lessons fix a swing, which it does, but lessons + practice fix a swing. Good luck on the journey

Thanks One-T! A lot of practice my friend...a lot!

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VipInoLo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 568 Senior Member	Nice work Sean, its tough to commit to change when it comes to your swing, so kudos to you for following through and working so hard at it. Thanks Ripper. I'm committed to it. Or, it will commit me. heehee Good for you Sean! I love how he has you working on staying connected. If you watched Steve Stricker any at all in the tournament last weekend, he is the King of a one piece staying connected kind of guy. Great round by the way and looking forward to your progress! Thanks Bill. It's amazing how disconnected I was. It's amazing how something so simple can be so difficult! I like that you get the opportunity to walk 18 with your pro, lots of time for you to pick his brain and for him to give you small pointers he may not think of in a riding lesson. On course lessons are the best IMO. Keep up the good work and keep us posted on your progress. It was a great walk DD and a very pleasant day. I really enjoyed the on course lesson. As you suggested, there is a lot more to discuss. Thanks! Thats solid buddy, I like that you practice a lot to achieve your goal. Many people think lessons fix a swing, which it does, but lessons + practice fix a swing. Good luck on the journey Thanks One-T! A lot of practice my friend...a lot!
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