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So, over the last few years, I have avoided hitting my driver like the plague. the typical result for me was a smother hook. I would always use the same swing I use for my irons, but while I hit my irons fairly well, my driver was virtually unusable.

Now I was browsing the forums the other day, and found a post by a short guy (5'6") who was having the same issues, and people told him his driver swing plane was too shallow. Since I'm the same height, I thought I'd give the remedy a whirl. I choked up a bit, took a steep swing, and AND IT WORKED! By taking a very upright swing plane on the driver, I was able to put it down the pipes. But the problem is, it messed with my iron swing. Suddenly I was struggling with hitting irons that I was normally very comfortable with hitting.

So what do I do? Do I keep working at this two swing method to try and make it work? Or can I find a happy medium swing that will work with both irons and my driver?

HELP!

Thanks,

Mark

In my bag:
Driver: Taylormade R7 Quad 10.5 deg
5-Wood: Nike Ignite 5-Wood
Irons: Callaway X-20 (3-PW)
Wedges: Cleveland CG12 50 deg, Cleveland CG10 54 + 60 degPutter: Nike OZ MalletBall: Titleist NXT Tour


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I'm in your same position. My woods have become good, but irons went to hell.
My achievements:
Eagles: 0
Birdies: 18
Best Round: 89

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Biggest difference is weight and striking the ball. Irons you're hitting down on the ball to compress it. Driver you're hitting it on an ascending blow.

Kevin

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In the Bag
Driver: G15 9.0*3 & 5 Wood: BurnerHybrid: Pro Gold 20*; 23*Irons: MP-58 (5-PW)Wedges: Vokey Spin Milled 52*8; 56*14Putter: Newport 2.0 33"Balls: NXT


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