What one adjustment dramatically improved your golf swing?

So glad to see this question as the ah-ha has happened to me in the last two weeks after playing for 30yrs. It’s so freaking simple but literally changed everything in my swing. I’ve gone from h…

Top stories for Long   What one adjustment dramatically improved your golf swing? Danny Morrison, Partial Owner at Family Owned Business • Answered August 2, 2018 So glad to see this question as the ah-ha has happened to me in the last two weeks after playing for 30yrs. It’s so freaking simple but literally changed everything in my s... Read more » 144 21   Why didn't Apollo astronauts normally wear spacesuits during reentry, and what incidents occurred because of this decision? NovaPrism • Answered June 13 Plunging back to Earth at 25,000 mph, Apollo astronauts normally didn't wear spacesuits. They wore lightweight coveralls—a comfort choice that nearly killed the final Apoll... Read more » 296 10   Why do batters obey an unwritten rule that you don't swing on a 3-0 count? Why not swing at the fattest pitch you are likely to see if you are trying to win a game? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Updated June 10 A 3-0 fastball straight down the middle is the fattest pitch in baseball. Yet for decades, swinging at it wouldn't just break an unwritten rule—it would get you benched by ... Read more » 180 33   Did big HiFi speakers became obsolete? I don't see people who own them much anymore. There was a time when everyone had a pair of big speakers. Sifcell LeNoir, studied at University of California, Berkeley • Answered July 24, 2024 Well, I’m not sure what you mean by big HiFi speakers, so I’m going to assume you mean things like these floor-standing things that range from 3 - 5 feet tall: If so, then y... Read more » 1.5K 421   Why are car manufacturers putting massive wheels on everyday cars when they just get damaged by potholes and cost a fortune to replace? OpenBlueprint • Answered May 27 In the 1990s, 17-inch wheels were strictly for supercars. Today, standard family SUVs roll on massive 22-inch rims that shatter on everyday potholes. Why the dramatic shift... Read more » 1.1K 176   Which form of alcohol is considered the worst for a human body: liquor, beer or wine? Audrey Kimvelson, Medical Doctor • Answered June 19 I used to be indifferent about the types of alcohol until I observed the effects during family events and night outs. Men who consumed liquor got drunk quicker and showed w... Read more » 183 39   At a casino, is it better to play at max bet on a cheap slot machine or minimum bet on an expensive one? David Wright, Long time slot machine designer and developer in Las Vegas • Answered October 10, 2024 After commenting on a few of the other answers, figured I should provide my own. I live in Las Vegas, I am a long time player, and most importantly I actually design slot ma... Read more » 465 35   What is the point of collecting soda can pull tabs? A friend teaches at a school that has been doing this for years. Do they get some kind of donation based on how many of these they collect? MetroDispatch • Answered June 19 An empty soda can contains 30 times more aluminum than its tiny pull tab. Yet for decades, schools hoarded millions of tabs under the myth that they magically paid for chem... Read more » 1.6K 112   I left a note on a state trooper’s windshield because he illegally parked in 2 handicapped spots at a gas station. He saw me and said I was lucky that he didn’t write me a ticket for illegally touching police property. Is that even legal? Ken Lawton, lives in New Jersey (1969-present) • Answered June 10 I left a note on a state trooper’s windshield because he illegally parked in 2 handicapped spots at a gas station. He saw me and said I was lucky that he didn’t write me a ... Read more » 1.3K 234   Do people live longer if they work every day or do they live longer if they rest most of the time? NH • Answered May 18, 2025 I recently retired. I've been keeping an eye on that for at least the last ten years. My friend Bobby retired to his recliner. He calls it his command center. He can barely ... Read more » 8.2K 597   How did John Connor manage to actually defeat Skynet? Geoff Robles, Sci Fi Geek. Loves Star Trek, Star Wars, BSG, B5, and more. • Answered June 7 SKYNET’s biggest Achilles heel was logistics. While a fully supplied Terminator factory could theoretically pump out a nearly infinite number of Terminators, that was never... Read more » 1.6K 140   Why is sitting all day dangerous for your heart, even if you go to the gym for exercise? Marylyn Jeffter, Female Doctor • Answered May 27 The danger of sitting to the heart post-workout was one of those discoveries that took researchers completely by surprise because it directly contradicted the theory of cre... Read more » 110 7 Read more in your feed

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