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I wonder if you think it is possible to tell if I am swing out-to-in by looking at the marks on the sole of my clubs? Is this normal or does it indicate that I have an over the top swing?

[IMG]http://api.ning.com/files/fitJa8d57VCLlz9O6rx9zPNHqkSBtfmT4eyPiuxFT7ii2-Id3Qp1hRX*WD85T8Xht1oZxlNCv8SvNt-cj0ZEew__/OUTTOIN.JPG?width=506&height;=370[/IMG]

I am not sure why the image is not showing. May be you can view by clicking on this link. Or can someone helps me. Thanks

http://api.ning.com/files/fitJa8d57V...506&height;=370

would like to help, but i have no idea what the pic is representing.

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I think an actual pic of the sole of a few clubs would be better than that... "drawing" you have. No offense to your artistic ability but yeah.. it looks like somebody 2/3rds of the way done building a snowman in a driveway with a path to the house attached.

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All the marks indicate is that the clubface is open with respect to the swing path. Without knowing the ball flight one can't tell anymore than that.

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