Chris Mcneil

The trick for me is to wipe them with a towel immediately after the shot before the dirt drys & clean the grooves with the nylon bristles. If I wait they need water & more scrubbing.

Thanks - I've never checked lag from face on w/my driver. I'll look into that!

Do you mean left hand more upward post impact rather than low left & turning over?

Thank you, I will upload my swing when I get home.

It's the path for u. U swing so out to in that it equates to a very open clubface to path - your clubface is pretty square throughout your swing. I would take some videos face on & watch how far your hips pull away from the target during your backswing - this encourages a very steep downswing. U want to learn how to keep your hips from sliding away - if u keep the hips forward & your head back it will encourage a more shallow path (in to slightly out) instead of out to in. Try pushing balls to the right instead.

I smother hook my drives & trajectory is way too low when I set up stacked, even when I "hang back" & when I move the ball forward etc. The more I move the ball forward the more shut the club-face is when I get to the ball. I am not staying on my back leg too long which would snap the face shut. I play a weak grip & I do not shut the face during the back-swing. I believe it is an issue at the lower part of my downswing or near impact for me so tips on keeping the face square through impact would be appreciated. No it's not the shaft :-)

Sounds cool, but I don't believe is focusing so long on these exclusive aspects of the game. In my opinion neglecting other counterparts will hurt in the long run. I would focus more on a complete game personally.