Any idea why this shot was fat? Having trouble diagnosing the reason for fat shots being my most common mishit now.

I’m thinking it could be due to me not releasing my head and I’m keeping my low point back a bit because of that. A few feels I had seemed to help it but wanted to check with others.

I really wish I could play on course more often but it’s such a chore to get to the course when living in nyc without a car.

But I guess simulator is better than nothing.

A training aid I made up was on the golf channel. If you are someone that needs swing advice I am a full time instructor. Send me a message if interested. I teach all kinds of golfers around the US through online lessons.

Haven’t touched a club since February so I know my mechanics aren’t great anymore really. Was never a super mechanical player mainly just a feel player.

Don't teach your kids here without signing a contract 🤣

Just starting to play again after about a 10+ year hiatus from the game wondering if I still have a decent swing, I haven’t played on a proper course since my teens, I don’t even own a set of clubs atm I use my friends clubs which are evidently to small for me hence the hunched over stance

I’ve lost some distance. Been working on what I struggle with: compression (covering the ball) and more hip turn. I’ve never had much hip turn. Tendency to get stuck sometimes, and struggle with hitting it low (compression)

2 feet left of the pin. ⛳

Please tell me what you guys are seeing. Preciate any help!

Currently an 18 handicap.

Rate it, pick it apart.

For me, it was a random single who swore that "all putts break toward the nearest body of water" on a course surrounded by three different retention ponds.

Most golfers drop $500 on a new driver to fix a miss, yet bleed away strokes standing over 5-footers second-guessing the break. Fake course lore and bad advice only feed that doubt right before you take the putter back.

A few of us decided to fix that uncertainty. We built a practice and training tool that uses your Pro iPhone's LiDAR scanner to scan the actual green, while the camera overlays the line right on your screen.

We built it with complete transparency in mind. In a world full of apps that pretend to be perfect, ours is honest - when a scan isn't clean, it tells you to rescan instead of feeding you fake confidence over bad data.

Here's the fun part of being an early tester: it gets better the more it's used. If you just want to pull it out, scan a green and see the line, we genuinely love that. And if you feel like running a few full putts with it on the practice green - scan, line, stroke, see where the ball ends up - you're actively making it sharper, and you'll watch it improve from your own reps. No forms, no logging, nothing to fill out. Just use it however you want and the app takes care of the rest.

Beta access opens November 8 for US golfers (18+) who carry a LiDAR-equipped Pro iPhone. If you want in, grab a spot:

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Drop your worst green-reading advice below so I feel better about my 36-putt rounds.