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OK I honestly hate giving advice like this over a video, but I think your going to screw yourself up if you continue to try to fix all of those things....most of which are a result from something your not...
  Quote: Originally Posted by UpNDown  Right...I've tried multiple lofts and shaft flexs and I had the same issue with every driver.  The shaft I have now on my driver has a high kick point because...
Oh and regarding the longer shaft...the only way to know if you should hit a longer shaft is by hitting one. Hand to floor measurements are not accurate at all. You want the longest shaft you can get while still maintaining a balanced...
  Quote: Originally Posted by mikefjohnson  I think you're spot on.  I kinda lean back when I'm coming thru the hitting zone which adds loft to the club and also robs me of distance because...
  Quote: Originally Posted by Stretch  If you are driving in the 220 yard range then a lower ball flight is not something you want to be looking for. Also remember that as loft decreases the effect of...
Quote: Originally Posted by tweaky    i must be undercharging for my services if you think a custom fitted, dynamically adjusted, MOIed, FLOed, set of irons is more expensive.  time consuming...
Getting fit by a teacher/fitter is the most important. Someone to not only look at your equipment but also look at your swing. Static fitting is just taking measurements that are not accurate. You want to hit off of a lie board and the...
go get a dynamic lie angle taken. Hitting off a lie board with a qualified teacher. 
Quote: Originally Posted by tweaky    loft is the most important aspect of the clubfitting as you should have found out by now.  the shaft is for fine tuning once the proper loft is...
The most important thing is to find your balance. Start off by swinging a club (doesn't matter what it is) in your backyard, and just trying to make a balanced motion. You can do this with your eyes shut, so you are only trusting your...
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