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### Why I Have a Terrible Golf Swing Golf is often described as one of the most technically demanding sports, and for good reason. Mastering a consistent golf swing requires physical coordination, mental focus, and years of practice. Unfortunately, not everyone can claim to possess these attributes in abundance, and I am no exception. My golf swing is a testament to a long list of shortcomings that make it both inefficient and ineffective. Whether it's poor mechanics, a lack of practice, or a fundamental misunderstanding of the game's intricacies, the flaws in my swing are numerous and significant. First, my posture at address is a major contributor to my poor golf swing. A proper stance requires a balanced position with slight knee flex, straight shoulders, and a neutral spine angle. Instead, I tend to hunch over the ball, creating tension in my back and arms. This improper setup reduces my range of motion and prevents me from achieving a full, smooth swing. If the foundation is flawed, the rest of the swing is doomed from the start. Additionally, my grip is inconsistent and far from ideal. A strong grip, where the hands are positioned correctly on the club, is essential for controlling the clubface through impact. However, I often grip the club too tightly, creating stiffness in my wrists and forearms. This tension inhibits the natural motion of the swing, leading to erratic ball flight and a loss of power. My takeaway, the initial part of the swing, is another area of concern. Instead of smoothly bringing the club back on a proper plane, I tend to yank it back abruptly or too far inside. This mistake disrupts the flow of the swing and sets me up for an incorrect downswing. A good takeaway is crucial for maintaining balance and tempo, but mine consistently lacks fluidity and precision. Tempo, in general, is one of the weakest aspects of my swing. A proper golf swing requires a rhythm that balances speed and control. However, I tend to rush my backswing and transition into the downswing, resulting in a jerky motion. This inconsistency in timing throws off my ability to generate power and make solid contact with the ball. One of the most glaring issues with my golf swing is my inability to keep the club on the correct swing plane. A consistent swing plane is necessary to ensure the clubface meets the ball squarely at impact. However, my swing often becomes too steep or too flat, causing slices, hooks, or mis-hits. This inconsistency stems from a lack of awareness and practice, as well as poor body mechanics. Another problem is my inability to maintain balance throughout the swing. Golf requires a stable base and controlled weight transfer to generate power and accuracy. However, I often sway too much during my swing, shifting my weight improperly and losing stability. This not only reduces the effectiveness of my swing but also makes it harder to repeat consistently. My follow-through, or lack thereof, is yet another symptom of my flawed swing. A proper follow-through demonstrates that the swing was balanced and efficient. However, my follow-through often looks incomplete or awkward, reflecting the disjointed nature of my swing. This lack of a proper finish not only reduces my power but also increases my risk of injury. A major factor contributing to my poor golf swing is my lack of practice. Golf is a game that rewards repetition and muscle memory, but I rarely dedicate enough time to refining my technique. Without consistent practice, it’s impossible to develop the coordination and confidence necessary for a reliable swing. Mental focus, or the lack of it, also plays a significant role in my struggles. Golf is as much a mental game as it is a physical one. I often overthink my swing mechanics or become distracted by external factors, leading to a lack of confidence and poor execution. This mental clutter makes it difficult to trust my swing and play with consistency. My lack of physical fitness further compounds the issue. A strong core, flexible joints, and overall athleticism are essential for executing a powerful and controlled golf swing. However, my limited flexibility and strength restrict my range of motion and ability to generate speed. This physical limitation puts me at a disadvantage before I even step onto the course. Moreover, I fail to adapt my swing to different situations on the course. Golf requires the ability to adjust based on factors like wind, lie, and distance. My inability to make these adjustments demonstrates a lack of understanding and experience, further hindering my performance. Another problem is my failure to seek professional guidance. Golf instructors can identify and correct flaws in a swing that might otherwise go unnoticed. However, my reluctance to take lessons has allowed my bad habits to persist and worsen over time. Without expert feedback, improvement is nearly impossible. Overconfidence, ironically, also plays a role in my poor swing. Instead of focusing on the fundamentals, I often attempt advanced shots or unrealistic goals, which only exacerbates my flaws. This tendency to overreach demonstrates a lack of discipline and self-awareness that hinders my ability to improve. My equipment choices are another contributing factor. Using clubs that don’t fit my height, swing speed, or skill level makes it harder to achieve consistency. Properly fitted clubs can make a significant difference, but my unwillingness to invest in better equipment leaves me at a disadvantage. The environmental conditions I play in also highlight my weaknesses. Wind, uneven terrain, and other variables often expose the lack of control and adaptability in my swing. These challenges reveal that my swing isn’t versatile enough to handle real-world situations. My inability to analyze and learn from my mistakes further compounds my struggles. After a poor shot, I rarely take the time to evaluate what went wrong or make adjustments. This lack of self-reflection prevents me from addressing the root causes of my swing flaws. The social pressure of playing with others also affects my performance. Feeling self-conscious about my swing often leads to rushed or overly cautious swings. This nervousness detracts from my ability to focus and execute properly. Finally, my overall attitude toward improvement is a major obstacle. While I recognize my swing’s flaws, I often lack the patience and perseverance to address them. Improvement requires dedication and a willingness to embrace failure as part of the learning process, but my tendency to avoid discomfort keeps me from making meaningful progress. In conclusion, my terrible golf swing is the result of a combination of poor mechanics, lack of practice, physical limitations, and a flawed mindset. Each of these factors feeds into the others, creating a cycle of inconsistency and frustration. While improvement is possible, it would require a complete overhaul of my approach to the game. Until then, my swing remains a glaring example of what not to do on the golf course.

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Steeper than Everest

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WHY IS MY SCHOOL IN THE VIDEO-

Are you in ankeny

Use less hands when you’re putting. You want it to be one smooth motion and rock your shoulders. Keep up the good work.

Omg no way

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Sam??

Is this Ankeny

Broooo I live like 10 min away from there

When your too trash to play real golf

How did you get really good at golf?

The fact that I know where that is I have played there before 😂😂

Bros in Ankeny Iowa 💀

who tf is this dissing pac

That's wild J

Where is this

That's a great swing! I work on my swing alot

Money jumper

Tuff

You got to get the right club distances like if you used a 7 you should have used a 5or6

Let’s have a 1v1 match 18 holes Match play Your home course You down? This can be taken as a joke unless you want to

Yo I golf their all the time good par tho

Nice kicks! I’m wearing the same ones on my channel 😂😂😂

Good par my guy!

Get some scrunch in those socks little homie. Thank me later

Do you live in iowa

How many takes did it take for you to make the par putt?

500 sub!

Sweat

He’s so good

I know where you are you are in iowa

Iron swing has great tempo

I used to have that exact driver, and I used it until Christmas 2021 where I got a new set of clubs with a Ping G20. When you get to be about 5’3 get the G20 to come full circle!! Lol

Par 1 lmao

I love your video

WTH is this

Ankeny

The song in the background sucks 😂😂😂

I have the first bat he showed

Is this prairie ridge?

Nice hoodie