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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2024 · 15 MIN

#39 The Dangers of Self-Diagnosis

from Golf Swing Fix | Fix Your Slice, Learn Effortless Power, Hit a Draw · host Craig Jones

Too often, players misidentify their main issues.  You might THINK hanging back on your back foot is the root cause of your inconsistency like the member I use as an example in today's podcast. More often than not though, there's something else going on - a root cause that you'd never identify on your own.  You might have an open clubface due to a weak grip or a cupped lead wrist at the top of the swing causing an open club face. That might be the REAL cause of your poor ball striking.  But you can FEEL hanging back and assume it's to blame.   Very few players hone in on the root cause on their own.  And if you don't hone in on the root cause, you might find yourself spinning your wheels indefinitely.  That's why I recommend letting ME diagnose YOU... at least until you really understand THE swing and YOUR swing.  If you're ready to take your game to the next level, shoot me a text at 480-375-5393.  If you want to chat with me on Zoom, go to https://facefirstgolf.com/talk-to-craig/      

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