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Old 02-07-2012, 08:59 PM   #1
Hokimjers

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Default Watching the strokes dissapear
I just wanted to give my opinion on how to improve your game and decrease those scores. At least this is what worked for me. So here it is... Get clubs that fit!
I had been playing for 6 years or so with a set of Golden Bear clubs. A cheap complete set purchased at a local sporting goods store. My scores were ALWAYs in the high 90's to 108. This year, armed with advice of THPers and the local Pro at Golf Galaxy, I decided to get fitted for clubs thinking it would help my game. Well, since I got the new clubs, I have shot 91, 86, 87, and 88. Thats on average 10 strokes less than I shot before. I am convinced it is because of having clubs that fit me now. Being that I'm 6' a 1/2" was added to the shafts, an extra 2* adjustment to the lie, and having moster hands, jumbo grips with 2 wraps. Now every swing (when I don't try to crush it) feels great. The clubs sweep across the grass at the same level everytime. No more bending way over, widening my stance, or bending the knees too much. I no longer feel like I am going to toss the club because of the bigger grips.

If you have never been fitted for clubs, I highly recommend doing it. 10 strokes, that I never want to see again have been lost in my game because of it.
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Old 02-08-2012, 03:31 AM   #2
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I have to agree with this. Like you, prior to this year I was consistently shooting right around 100 (95 to 105). I was playing some clubs I had custom fitted about 10 years ago, and finally got a new set this year. My scores are now in the mid to upper 80s on most rounds. I can't attribute all of the success on the new clubs because I have played a lot more and really focused on improving, but the clubs have certainly helped. My next move is to get fit for my driver and woods.
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Old 03-07-2012, 07:17 AM   #3
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I am thinking about getting new grip put on my driver as well. The bigger grips on my irons and hybrids feel so much better. Makes me think my slice on the driver will be less with a bigger grip. I am thinking I can attribute my recent success with the clubs. I have been focused on getting better, playin a lot more, but would I have made it into the 80's without the right clubs? I don't think so. First round with the new clubs was lower than I had shot all year. Second round, was my personal best. It was the clubs for me, I am sure of it.
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