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Cant seem to hit my Callaway Razr X Black PW or AW


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need advice on whether to buy different brands or what. when i hit a blade pw and aw i had no problems but every time i hit the callaways i hit them "fat"

In My  Nimbus Stand Bag:

Driver: :tmade: RBZ 9.5*

Hybrid: :callaway: XHot 18* Pro

Irons: :tmade: Burner 2.0 5-PW, AW

Wedge: :callaway: Mack Daddy 2 Tour 58*

Putter: :odyssey: Protype Black #9

Ball: :callaway: SuperSoft

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The pw and gw soles are not much different from the 9 iron. You could have the lie angle checked to see if they need to be adjusted. Check your divots and see if they are deeper to one side. This cold indicate a problem with the lie. Deeper on toe side would indicate they need tone bent a little more upright, deeper on heel side would need to be a little flatter. Blades do have narrower soles but a wider sole is supposed to help prevent fat shots.

Callaway Razr X Black driver 9.5* Callaway x hot pro 3 deep stiff Callaway x hot pro 16, 18, 20 hybrids Callaway diablo forged 5-GW Callaway jaws vintage 54, 58 wedges me grooves Odyssey metal x milled # 7. 35" Callaway org 14 bag Taylormade TP3 ball Callaway tour golve :-)

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Thanks man ill take aloof at that when I'm playing on Sunday

In My  Nimbus Stand Bag:

Driver: :tmade: RBZ 9.5*

Hybrid: :callaway: XHot 18* Pro

Irons: :tmade: Burner 2.0 5-PW, AW

Wedge: :callaway: Mack Daddy 2 Tour 58*

Putter: :odyssey: Protype Black #9

Ball: :callaway: SuperSoft

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If you are hitting them fat, it could mean that you are flipping, your body stops rotating, standing too close, not getting your weight forward, yada yada yada.  Those two clubs are the same length, and are 1/2" shorter than the 9 iron.

Next time you are at the range, have someone randomly hand you the 9i, PW and GW without telling you what club you have and see if you still only hit those 2 clubs fat.

I can tell you that when I hit one Oprah, 99% of the times it was because I did not get my weight forward.

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