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Offeringan indoor golf practice facility area with 40 indoor driving range hitting stations arranged in a double-deck structure, the Sportsplex at Turning Stone stands seven stories high and stretches 110 yards long by 80 yards wide.

Experience 17,000 square feet of year-round short game practice in addition to our indoor driving range so you never lose your edge. The indoor golf practice facility includes three greens, two bunkers, a fairway, rough, and elevation changes of almost eight feet to perfect every part of your game.

If you're looking to learn the game and play like a pro, our world-class PGA professional golf instructors will train with their expert eyes on your swing and your stroke, and help you achieve the ideal, performance-enhancing form.

Experience 17,000 square feet of year round short game practice in addition to our indoor driving range so you never lose your edge. The facility includes three greens, two bunkers, fairway, rough and elevation changes of almost eight feet to perfect every part of your game.

The Callaway Golf Simulator Experience features a curved widescreen HD Golf Simulator that allows guests to play some of the best golf courses in the world from the comfort and convenience of Verona, NY. The private, climate-controlled space within the Sportsplex features state-of-the-art simulator technology that provides an almost completely immersive experience.

The simulator is available for general play, leagues, private events and team-building programming. Reservations are encouraged and can be made by calling 315.361.7509. Complimentary Callaway rental clubs are available for those who need them and for those who would like to try the latest equipment from one of the best manufacturers in the golf industry.

Actively play slots or table games with your TS Rewards Card from 5:00pm to 9:30pm to be eligible. One winner selected every half-hour. Guests actively playing with a TS Rewards Card directly to the left and right of the winners will receive $50 in Free Play.

Registration for the Main Event begins Friday at 9am. Registration for Flight B on Saturday will be open and available on Friday from 9am until 10pm. Management reserves the right to cancel or modify events. A TS Rewards Card and valid ID are required.

The Callaway Golf Simulator Experience features a curved widescreen HD Golf Simulator that allows guests to play some of the best golf courses in the world from the comfort and convenience of Verona, NY. The private, climate-controlled space within the Sportsplex at Turning Stone features state-of-the-art simulator technology that provides an almost completely immersive experience.

Boys and girls ages 7 and up are invited to participate. For more information, please see a Golf Team Member or call 315.361.7509. You can register at pgajrleague.sportngin.com and visit www.drivechipandputt.com or www.pgajlg.com to learn more.

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I'm just thinking my swing fix isn't ingrained fully, at least I'm hoping. I like to move my head towards the target to start the downswing then I'll have to get steep. This causes a fade. When I keep it back properly I hit a draw which is or was my stock shot. Which is what I want to hit every time I hit a golf ball.

So here lies the issue, I can go like a month of hitting a draw and playing well, I take 1 week off like this week where work was busy and the weather wasn't great, and I go to the range and hit 75% all fades. Drives me nuts.

How long have you been at this change? Can take a long time to engrain a change, and even then, still drift back to old tendencies. For me, my tendency is a very upright backswing with a flying left elbow (I'm a lefty). I've been flatter for 8 years, but still drift back to upright when I don't give it thought for a month or so. It's almost like I'm fighting against anatomy or something.

If it is a steep transition I don't think head movement will fix it. Sometimes shortening the backswing can help. Don't shorten your shoulder turn though. Just shorten the arm swing. Club short of parallel tends to be more laid off so you can transition on plane more easily than from across the line.

What I think it is is you have a path of lets say 4 in to out, and when youre playing well the face is 2 closed to the path and the ball starts right and turns back to target. However if you take a week off, you could lose that feeling of how to release the club to get it 2 closed to the path, and instead have it 1 open to the path, which would result in a push cut.

Had a lesson...need to shallow more by getting more separation of my lower and upper body by a good hip bump and clearing of the left hip. Shaft gets too vertical at Impact and some days my hips are faster than others and slower (like when I haven't swung in awhile) so that explains the two way shot shape.

Some days I feel like I have to exert extra effort in the swing. Going after it with a harder swing makes me get too much leg action and the hooks show up. the fades and slices start coming with a too relaxed, lazy swing action. Other times I just don't know...

I find that my posture gets "bad" I tend to get slices and fade. I prefer drawing the ball If I stand too close to the ball I tend to lower my chin to much and get too vertical and steep and slice. The other bad habit is if I don't have a lateral tilt and bend and stand to tripodish I also can get to steep and fade slice

Recently, I've decided that it's time for a new golf bag. Not that my current bag is bad (it's a Titleist cart bag, about 9 years old). I've been doing some research, but after a while, they all look the same. I think I've narrowed my choice between a Sun Mountain C-130 and an Ogio cart bag. They both seem to get similar good/bad comments in reviews. Any thoughts? You guys always provide good advice.

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