Results from Brians Vids

umcgroup · 08-14-2009, 06:54 PM

This my first season playing and like a lot of new golfers I struggled with a big slice. Before I came across Brians teaching I shot a few rounds in the
120's. Since I bought Never Slice Again (and practice at the range) I've shot 103, 92, 103, 96. Once I get better at my short game and putting I'll be able to go lower but people can't believe how good I strike the ball for someone just learning.

Thanks Brian,

Steve
Toronto, Canada

Richie3Jack · 08-14-2009, 08:12 PM

Congratulations.

As a low handicapper (currently playing to a +0.4) a lot of Brian's videos have cleared up the fog for me. They also help me understand the different ways to do things and why or why it may not work for me so I can customize it quite a bit.

Also the D-Plane stuff has helped immensely. Now that I understand the proper ball flight laws, I at the very least have a starting point to help me when my swing goes a little south. I just came off 3 weeks of excellent play (shot a total of +1 in 12 consecutive rounds of golf with course slope ratings of 135-142 range). However, the past week I've struggled (76-80-71-76) but I went on the range today and knowing what I know now about D-Plane and the ball flight laws I was able to correct the issues and shoot a nice 70 (-1) on a 139 slope and hit 15 GIR in the process.

So it works for all sorts of players in my experience.

3JACK

Bolt · 08-14-2009, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by umcgroup

This my first season playing and like a lot of new golfers I struggled with a big slice. Before I came across Brians teaching I shot a few rounds in the
120's. Since I bought Never Slice Again (and practice at the range) I've shot 103, 92, 103, 96. Once I get better at my short game and putting I'll be able to go lower but people can't believe how good I strike the ball for someone just learning.

Thanks Brian,

Steve
Toronto, Canada

Cool,

Welcome to the forum from a transplanted Canuck. (in the states now)

Good to hear your striking the ball better. The videos are great and you need to get all of them, but at any opportunity to take a lesson from a Manzella Staff Instuctor or Brian himself must be acted upon "toute suite"!!

umcgroup · 08-15-2009, 06:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richie3Jack

Also the D-Plane stuff has helped immensely. Now that I understand the proper ball flight laws, I at the very least have a starting point to help me when my swing goes a little south.
3JACK

Where can I learn more about D-Plane?

ggsjpc · 08-15-2009, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by umcgroup

Where can I learn more about D-Plane?

do a search in here. there are a ton of threads.

curtisj76 · 08-15-2009, 09:56 AM

Good job, keep it up. I'm sure I can talk for many and say, "I wish I would have found Brian Manzella YEARS ago!" If you have the means for a lesson, DO IT.

birdie_man · 08-16-2009, 11:40 PM

Good for you Steve.

You'll be wanting to Never Hook Again in no time, probably.

And that is a good thing. (you'll have mastered your slice)

Then work towards fairly straight. (or some sort of soft draw or soft fade ballflight)

Welcome to the forum.

Canadians maybe are the best.

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umcgroup Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 2	Results from Brians Vids This my first season playing and like a lot of new golfers I struggled with a big slice. Before I came across Brians teaching I shot a few rounds in the 120's. Since I bought Never Slice Again (and practice at the range) I've shot 103, 92, 103, 96. Once I get better at my short game and putting I'll be able to go lower but people can't believe how good I strike the ball for someone just learning. Thanks Brian, Steve Toronto, Canada

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curtisj76 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: IA, USA. Posts: 1,909	Good job, keep it up. I'm sure I can talk for many and say, "I wish I would have found Brian Manzella YEARS ago!" If you have the means for a lesson, DO IT. __________________ Go Hawks! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dyh44R6sK7M

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Richie3Jack Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Orlando, FL Posts: 1,109	Congratulations. As a low handicapper (currently playing to a +0.4) a lot of Brian's videos have cleared up the fog for me. They also help me understand the different ways to do things and why or why it may not work for me so I can customize it quite a bit. Also the D-Plane stuff has helped immensely. Now that I understand the proper ball flight laws, I at the very least have a starting point to help me when my swing goes a little south. I just came off 3 weeks of excellent play (shot a total of +1 in 12 consecutive rounds of golf with course slope ratings of 135-142 range). However, the past week I've struggled (76-80-71-76) but I went on the range today and knowing what I know now about D-Plane and the ball flight laws I was able to correct the issues and shoot a nice 70 (-1) on a 139 slope and hit 15 GIR in the process. So it works for all sorts of players in my experience. 3JACK

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birdie_man Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Canada. Posts: 5,945	Good for you Steve. You'll be wanting to Never Hook Again in no time, probably. And that is a good thing. (you'll have mastered your slice) Then work towards fairly straight. (or some sort of soft draw or soft fade ballflight) Welcome to the forum. Canadians maybe are the best.

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