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You know that could very well be it. While trying to correct my swing my hands have become a bit more open leading to a wider back swing. Next time I go to the d-range or course I'll let you know how I do

Well I was hitting my balls straight and fair, but I tried to change my golf swing to a slower backswing (my take-off on the backswing was just WAY too fast). Needless to say this destroyed my game for a couple days, but now I am hitting the ball far and relatively accurate again but I developed a fade. Obviously no one here can tell me what the problem is exactly, but what should I look for while swinging? Are there any excercises to do? Thanks.

Okay well I have been playing golf since I was about 14. I never took a lesson and I currently play about 2 times a week. (school and job limit this). I didn't play golf both semester at the university so I became a bit rusty but I am starting to shoot into the low 90's, high 80's. I am about 6'2" and have a fairly fast golf swing. My biggest problem by far is my putting, I consistently drive the ball 260+ yards and recently developed a slight fade, but I am sure I can work that out at the driving range. I have been using a set of cobras that was givin to my dad by his buddy, the problem is clubs are fitted for someone who is about 5'8" and 60 years old. Basicly I am ready to purchase a REAL set of clubs that are fitted for me, but to be honest I am new to this... considering I never purchased a golf club in my life. So I came here because you all seem fairly knowledgeable (far more than I). Which club for iron and driver would not let me down? Which type of shaft should I purchase? Is it better to buy online or at a local golf store where they can fit it personally (but I am sure it costs more). Thanks

Florida State University all the way. Go noles

Tigers wife always seems to be the cutest

I used to dip and smoke cigars but once I started getting more physically active and trying to live a healthier life style I stopped. Granted, I still want a lip-full once in a while but oh well.