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Yep had one today, last two rounds I have been hitting my 3 wood fat (not my irons or driver) so I went to work on it today and was hitting the matt before the ball (again Irons were fine) until I noticed I seemed to be gripping it almost at the end of the grip, so I moved my hands a little down the grip and hey presto long and straight instead, of short, duffed and right. Not sure why I was gripping like this as I was not gripping this high with my irons and driver?

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Yes. Many times. But the range and the golf course are two different time zones, two different zip codes, two different universes for me.

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Ive recently made a huge discovery at the driver range, last week i started off hitting every single club in my bag on a 140 yard hook. When i tried to stop my hook by taking a more outside swing path and standing a little closer I immediatly started bombing the ball. My average round was around 110 before this week when i went out and shot a 96, my first round below 100! Ive been working on it everyday since then, scheduled another lesson, and I seriously believe I can do even better than that next time out. Its amazing how one thing changed me from shanking to hitting the sweet spot every time.

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Driver 09' Tour Burner 10.5*
Wood Diablo edge 3 wood
Hybrids rescue 3 and 4
Irons Burner Plus 5-PWWedges CG15 52* 56* 60*Putter White Hot #1


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