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I've had a new problem off the tee in the last month or so...
At the beginning of the year, I was hitting my tee shots as consistent as ever, but recently I've developed this cutting action on my drives. They will start off straight, but at about 200 yards they will dive down and right. The shot is not destroying the drives, but it is causing me to miss some more fairways and also lose significant distance. There are some days it just disappears entirely, and sometimes reappears mid-round. Any advice? What causes a cut, a quick sharp fade, or a mild slice?

Check set up, make sure back foot is not up futher than front, and try to swing the club a little more inside on the back swing, and also can try dropping back foot a little back than front..

In my TaylorMade Catalina cart bag
TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 TP 8.5*
Cobra Baffler Pro 18* Aldila NV Hybrid Stiff
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Cleavland 691 Tour Action 52* CG10 58*All wraped in Itomic Tacki-mac grips Oddesy White Hot #4 cut down to 33 1/2" Tempest...


i'd be willing to bet 500 bucks that you drift forward in your downswing. keep your head slightly behind the ball and your upper body tilted back a tad. this will ensure you come from the inside. if you still slice it after that, your grip is the problem.

swing path? out to in and hitting a tad down on the ball?

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