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Do you "Sole" your driver behind the ball?   

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  1. 1. Do you sole your driver behind the ball?

    • Yes, I do
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    • No, I don't
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    • I have no idea, I'll check the next time I hit a driver and get back to you.
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43 minutes ago, chilepepper said:

I sole mine. Seeing your a 7.7.......did you ask him what his cap was? 
 

don’t you just love unsolicited comments?

I did not ask him. I've seen him play a few times though. He and I frequent the same courses/range. 

My bag is an ever-changing combination of clubs. 

A mix I am forever tinkering with. 

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I sole it.  I try to have as little tension in my forearm and hands as possible before pulling it back.  At least that is my thinking why I sole but I have been accused of not having enough grip pressure

 

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22 hours ago, boogielicious said:

I soul my driver. I sing a little R&B or hum smooth jazz tunes to get it in the mood. It particularly likes Bill Withers.

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I sole every club with face square to target to take grip and stance. But I hover the club head just slightly before starting backswing.

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On 2/18/2020 at 2:38 PM, IowaGreg said:

I tend to "sole" it when I'm getting my grip and stance set up and hover it just before the backswing. 

I Posted my answer the same time "daled" did...….  LOL

I do the same thing, helps me get my grip correct.


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I hover driver and putter.  Hard habit to change

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