matt2uy

Quote: Let me start with I am no expert, but it looks to me like your club face is closed, meaning the club face is facing skyward, at the top of your back swing. The other issue I see, again let me emphasis I am not an expert, it looks like the club is laid off at the top of your back swing. Meaning it is pointed right of the target at the top of your back swing. This typically causes blocks to your left or pull hooks if you roll your hands/arms through impact to stop it from going left. Hopefully someone will confirm or argue against what I said to get you some more(or maybe correct) info. Thanks for the advice. I agree that the shut club face as well as being laid off might have something to do with the blocks and hooks. This might not be related but i'm still adjusting to my new irons from when I got them last Saturday. Ever since then I've been playing with graphite junior clubs, if that makes a difference.

I've been Playing Golf for: 3 years My current handicap index or average score is: haven't played since last October, but I usually shot around 105 My typical ball flight is: Draws, hooks and straight shots The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: Pull hook 6 Iron: 4 Iron:

1. Break 90 2. Hit more than 50% fairways 3. Average less than 36 putts per round 4. Play a round with 1 ball 5. Make the high school team

Graduated from a junior set this month, so now I've got: 3 Wood: 15° Taylormade RBZ 3W 4-AW: Nike Vrs steel Wedge: 54° Cleveland CG14 Black Pearl Putter: Odyssey Metal X #7