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Basically, because of baseball, my natural swing was a HUGE, BANANA slice.
I fixed that and started hitting a draw. After my 6 month break I had my slice back. I just recently learned how to hit a draw again. To be honest, at the moment, my only miss is "long". For some reason I'm hitting all of my clubs 2 clubs strong, and it's killing my score. (I'm hitting my 50* wedge 120 instead of 100, 8i 165 instead of 150, etc.) In terms of ballstriking, thin. I have a tendency to skull shots. |
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I used to really fight a slice which I assumed was because I kept coming over the top... after some time doing the diamond drill and watching a launch monitor I have fixed most of my outside-in tendencies. I have lost the big slice but I still have a very noticeable fade on my long irons (meaning I am still doing something wrong
![]() A couple days ago someone smarter than I fixed a flaw in my address (way to much knee bend, not enough hip bend) and it still feels pretty uncomfortable. My low-mid irons are playing like a dream (best they have ever played) but otherwise I cant do anything but hit it fat or dead right (like... hit the wood stall on the range). Also, my woods have gone from being my only consistent clubs to being so erratic I am honestly afraid to play on sunday. I know my new posture is to blame but I also know I need to work with my new posture because it will make me better in the long run... This is going to be an ugly weekend for my golf game (scorecard and ego) |
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When I miss with the irons, it's almost always hitting it fat. (Although I did hit a doozy of a shank last weekend...)
For my driver, I was starting to push it at the end of last year, so I've corrected that, but now I occasionally pull it. Just have to pay attention to set up (ball position) and weight shift. |
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