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**Hankie** · 12-28-2009, 06:34 PM

That was going to be my follow up question, how to keep the consistency but add back the distance.. My plan was to maintain the consistent swing speed and try to make up the distance by working out. Think I'll still go this route but look into a different shaft for the driver.

For me it was just consistency and range time. Once that controlled swing got "grooved" the other elements fell into place. Then hitting up a good fitter and fine tuning the shaft for my game. However the shaft change is only in the last 3 months for me. The first thing for me was fine tuning the new swing to make sure the old one did not creep back in.

12-28-2009, 06:34 PM	#8
Hankie Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 593 Senior Member	That was going to be my follow up question, how to keep the consistency but add back the distance.. My plan was to maintain the consistent swing speed and try to make up the distance by working out. Think I'll still go this route but look into a different shaft for the driver. For me it was just consistency and range time. Once that controlled swing got "grooved" the other elements fell into place. Then hitting up a good fitter and fine tuning the shaft for my game. However the shaft change is only in the last 3 months for me. The first thing for me was fine tuning the new swing to make sure the old one did not creep back in.
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