New to Golfwrx

[Golf_Slice]

Intro

Hi.. New to the game and new to the board.. Picked up a set a yr ago from local academy and i was awfull in the 110s now my best is a 93.. Picked up some used vokeys and taylormade 300s from golfwrx and im waiting to break 90.... my short game with the wedges is great but i have a bad slice with a driver, using the r9 with stiff shaft..
Its insane how much im learning here in this forum..cheers !!:drinks:

[Swingie]

Welcome to the forums and to the game - this is THE place to be!

[frichissin]

[i]Welcome to the forum!![/i]

[GoTime]

But do you carry 310 with your driver?

[mk920]

c'mon Rugger the man is new to the site.

[shootstill]

Welcome, friend.

[1969EType]

Rugger, it's 350 now.

[Rule13.1]

Welcome to GolfWRX. If you've only been playing a year, you might consider finding a good teacher and taking some lessons. Fix your slice and start off playing the correct way before you ingrain that across-the-body swing. Swing out to the right, to the 2nd baseman to get rid of your slice. You can't give a real lesson in a golf forum, so find someone who can teach you the fundamentals of the swing and make the investment. You'll improve much faster, have less frustration, and you'll enjoy your many years of future golf much more.

[Reft]

+1 to what Rule13.1 said, it's funny that we think you have a slice because of your forum name. But seriously, getting lessons when you don't have any bad habits ingrained in you is a huge step up. If I had gotten lessons when I was like 10 years old, it probably would have made me a better golfer (obviously) and now that I am getting lessons on a regular basis, I wouldn't have 15+ years worth of "casting the club" ingrained in my muscle memory. It's truly a pain in the a**.

Welcome and good luck!

[J-J]

Welcome to the board!
And enjoy !!!

[dikaia22]

Welcome to the board compadre, let me warn you now man this site is highly addictive and will make you spend tons of money...but also have a ton of fun while doing it!