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>>O.K., so I am tired of swing changes, Golf Academy >>live and swing trainers > >I started with the article in Golf Digest; some of the >drills in that article are very useful. The Golf >Digest video, which I picked up next, has a section of >about 10 drills which are very useful. For about two >years, my swing and scores improved. Then I started >hooking - a great pleasure at first from a very bad >slicer! > >But the hooking got really bad, so much so that I >wished for my slice to return. So I took a one day NG >school - most helpful and very reveiling. I worked on >the drills, had a bad year last year, and now am >seeing some real improvement. I go to a NGCI every so >often because I can't see my swing, or what I am >doing. This helps greatly. I have the LOBG and find it >usefull to fire up the tapes from time to time. The >audio tape on the mental side of golf is a real >sleeper and an unexpected added bonus. > >The only change I made to my standard equipment was to >put on larger grips. That does make a difference >because the club did not sit well in my right hand >without the bulk of the larger grip. > >The trick is to do the drills which permit you to >eliminate all the motions of conventional golf - hip >rotation, the new release into the ball. I used the >wiffle balls in the local park and my small back yard >as a practice area, using a wedge or 9 iron. My NGCI >recommends the 7 iron after you get comfortable. > >The good news is that it works - and the conversion >comes more often sooner than you think. But there will >be a period of confusion while you are inbetween >swings. > >Good luck. > >John Reid

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