Sparty5389

I had an issue with my ring - blister after wearing for a round. Never again. Buy a valuables bag and keep your wallet, keys, ring and phone in it. Pro tip - don’t then toss the valuables bag in the trunk of your car... I may have done that a couple years back!

My father in law’s driver is an old persimmon wood. Guys it dead straight every time, and can okay it off the deck on a par 5. He loves it. Sounds great too - he has played it since he was in high school.

Hey there, I currently have my clubs being regripped and was having a similar problem with my driver & 3W. Here’s my recommendation: - Take a dry erase marker to the range with you, cover club face with the marker, tee off a handful of drives. - Look at club face - if hitting the heel of club most times, re-color the club face with marker and take a few more swings, but choke down .5” on the grip. Note where your hands are, be consistent. - Review face - try again if results aren’t what you want, and choke further. Find your spot - should be mid-ish on club face with consistently good flight. For me, choking just half an inch down made a world of difference. I got my driver trimmed .5” since I was getting it regripped anyways. I think you’ll find a difference with a much less drastic change than you think. Let us us know how it goes!