I’m 65 and a 7 handicap. During the first two weeks of Tathata, I shot rounds of 82, 84, 82, 80, 87, 84, and 82. The only reason the scores were that low was my scrambling ability. One day I would hit draws, the next day cuts and fades. Hit a lot of balls fat or off the toe. I was a little discouraged, but, being a mechanical-minded guy, I could see that may old swing was a compensating swing and that Tathata was absolutely the right way. So, I remained determined to go thru the entire program, more than once if necessary, to get it right. After day 17, it clicked. I hit more balls at my target than I have in months, only hit one ball off the toe and only two fat. And, I can work the ball right to left or left to right pretty much on command. I have lost 15-20 yds. (down from an average of about 260 yds.) on my driver and a little more than a half club on my irons. Hoping the distance comes back as I continue, but it may not because I think I got that extra distance by rolling the arms and flipping the hands thru impact to compensate for my inside-out swing. I’ve always had good leg drive, with a solid, powerful-feeling base and I “exploded” into the ball with my lower body. I’ll take the increased accuracy over the distance. I think I’ll be shooting in the low 70’s consistently once I know how far I hit each iron. If I can get my putter going, I think I’ll be able to break 70 for the second time in my life!
I’m pumped!
CJ