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Titleist Pro-V1
NIKE one
Callaway HX Tour
-I’m not the best golfer in the world but i like to use nice balls…i average 80-85
I’m currently hitting the nike powerlong and the bridgestone e6
which one of these balls is your favorite and which one do you think would work best for me?
Your score is not what effects the kind of ball your play. It is your clubhead speed. A ProV1(x) would not be worth it to you if you have a clubhead speed below 95mph, or 105mph for a ProV1x. I wouldn’t suggest the Nike One (black or platinum) as there are better balls to get for the same price. The Callaway is a nice golf ball with a very soft face. It doesn’t require as much clubhead speed as the ProV1(x) does, but the softer face does have its downsides. The most obvious one is that it will get cut up the first time you use it. The grooves in your golf club tear up the face, and if you hit a tree or cart path the ball cover will be scuffed beyond use. Don’t let me mislead you though, the HX Tour is a great ball. I hope this description helps.
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I play golf and i want to build up strength in my golf swing i go to a gym so the variety of equipment is huge which one will benefit me most
everything, just make sure you are limber. tiger woods benches over 250 lbs and works out 4 times a week. strng core muscles are good for satbility as well as legs. triceps and forearm muscles are good for power and cinsistency. but mostly stay limber more pros do yoga and pilattes than weight train
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Tiger Woods seems very sad that we all know what he did. How could he have thought that we would not find out? His face is world famous. He has sex many times outside of his marriage. That’s a bad idea right there. He chooses partners of low moral fiber. That makes the bad idea even worse. He has as many as 14 different partners. Now thats just crazy! Naive or powerless?
I was hoping for a Bud Dwyer type press conference
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Me and my friends have been having a discussion about which arm creates the most power in the downswing of a golf swing. We realise that power is being created by many different factors but just want to determine which arm creates the most power out of the two, the right or the left, any ideas?
cheers guys.
The bottom hand, Right-hand in righties and the left-hand in us southpaw golfers. The top hand controls and stabilizes the club through the entire swing and impact.
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I used soap and water, its not really working that well. Was thinking I should maybe use a more powerful detergent. Golf balls are pretty strong right? So using something quite strong wont damage them?
Also I have LOTS of old golf balls I would like to clean, what is the best way to clean a mass of golf balls, as opposed to 1 at a time which would take me forever.
Put them in the washing machine or dish washer with plenty of detergent
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i have made some changes to my swing when i can i’ll post my swing to yahoo answers but until then can someone help me figure out what i could be doing. i swing very hard and have a stiff flex shaft on my taylor made burner and i hit my irons straight but nothing else. i swing my burner at around 110 or higher mph. i do tend to push the ball. sometimes i aim well left and i’ll still push it and slice it. i have a considerably smooth swing but i do jerk the club at the beginning of my back swing, and i swing for the most part have a natural fade and when i want i can hit a draw but i’m going to be playing for my golf team this year. i hit my drives for the most part about 270-300 yards. i just wanted to know why i push the ball even though i aim well left? and what i can do to straighten out my drive for more consistency? please help me i need it
Without seeing your swing it is tough to say what it is, however here are some drills that may help you:
1. Tee a ball 1/4 of an inch off the ground. Place a 2×4 next to the ball (3 inches away.) Take 2 clubs (3 and 4 iron), and aim them at the target on the ground for a reference. Have the 2×4 touch the tip closest to the club next to the ball and the other end 3 inches in from the grip.
Swing away with a 7 iron without hitting the wood.
Why: a common cause to the slice or power fade is the outside to in swing pattern. Should you swing inside to out on this drill, you will hit the 2×4. Your divot should face the target.
This should be a good start to make sure your swing plane is correct.
Also, this should add another 5-10 yards to your drive due to closing out the club face. When you slice, the club face is open causing the loft to be open. By closing the face, your get more distance
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I’m beginner golfer. I want to know how to improve golf swing mechanics ? Can bring useful tips, suggest video, dvd and something else can i practice ..
Hi, it’s my pleasure to help you, check the swing tips here: http://www.golfpowerbuyer.com/message_604.html
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How do i improve my golf swing?
I am a fairly good golfer i golf 3 times a day i just want a few tips
you could have been a little more descriptive of what you perceive as your problem with your swing…
DISTANCE:
work out more… distance is about strength and club to ball connection… use your hips to DRIVE through the swing… that’s where all of the power comes from…
SLICING:
you’re facing your hips out on your down swing similar to how a baseball player would pull the ball down the opposite field line… tighten your form…
HOOKING:
you’re facing your hips too far inwards…. adjust…. video tape your swing from different angles and watch…
DRIVER POPS UP"
you’re getting too much loft… take a half step up on your approach
DRIVER WORM BURNERS:
you’re club head is hitting the ball too far above the center point… center your club to ball connection…
INTENTIONAL HOOK:
club head contact on right side of ball
INTENTIONAL SLICE:
club head contact on left side of ball
PUTTING DISTANCE:
aside from the obvious (hitting it harder), club head contact on upper portion of ball to create extra spin which can add a couple of feet… play more video game golf… the putting aspect of video games helps you to understand gradients of slope on a putting green and how much one has to compensate…
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I am currently playing Top Flite Gamer. I used to play a miss-match of feral balls and never got to know what a certain ball could do, as I never played the same one long enough.
I like playing the games, but it does not stick on the green. It only sticks when it is wet. The ball rolls on the green, so even if I get the ball close to the geeen it rolls away from the hole.
Any suggestions for a soft, cost effective ball that will stick?
I would recommend playing titelist nxt or dt solo. Also another good choice is callaway warbird or even nike power spin.
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