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Hey guys I just recently changed up my grip and swing and had a little difficulty out today. I was pullin my 3 wood to the left. I had good distance probably about 240-250yds but my ball would fly about probably 15+ feet away from the fairway. I know have a neutral grip whereas before I kept my hands more rolled left resulting in a slight fade. I think that my swing was a little too inside today. Do you guys have any drills for my backswing so I can differentiate between too inside and to outside. My swing just feels a bit awkward since Im still tryin to get used to a new grip.

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For a long time I had I had a pull problem too because I tend to go over the top, using my arms instead of the lower body.

Then I changed my swing to an extreme inside path on both the backswing and downswing. This may be overkill but now I can maintain posture, stay behind the ball and have shoulders and clubhead square to target at impact.

The lesson for me is to find what works.

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Could be that you are swinging outside > in

Try keeping your right elbow almost dug into your side on your backswing and bring it inside and swing out

-My current bag-

Taylor Made r580 Driver
Callaway FTi Squareway 3 Wood
Ping i2 Irons (Red Dot)Cleveland 56/60 degree wedgesOdyssey 2Ball Putter


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Thanks guys, I'll try all these out. So when I pull the ball left, am I swinging from outside to inside like a slice but I'm just not cutting across adding the spin for the slice? I seem to recall that my right arm was not very close to my body.

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Thanks guys, I'll try all these out. So when I pull the ball left, am I swinging from outside to inside like a slice but I'm just not cutting across adding the spin for the slice? I seem to recall that my right arm was not very close to my body.

I had a similar problem with my woods and driver would it would just die down to the left.

I was swinging outside > in and the clubface was extremely closed. Both caused my horrific ball flight.

-My current bag-

Taylor Made r580 Driver
Callaway FTi Squareway 3 Wood
Ping i2 Irons (Red Dot)Cleveland 56/60 degree wedgesOdyssey 2Ball Putter


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