Grip the driver shorter for more accuracy?

[bunkerputt]

I spent 5 years as a chronic hooker with big draws most of the time.  Now I play fades on my longer clubs and straight to very very slight fade with the irons.  It's completely changed the game for me.  I'd also suggest looking at your motivation as was mentioned before.  There isn't a thing in the world wrong with a slight fade.  Focus on your swing if you are inconsistent.  You'll start to love the ball flight that helps you score, once you start seeing shots drop all over your target.

[ChrisSP]

Originally Posted by Tho26

Think you are right. And I think I have a hard time closing my clubface in my downswing. The clubface of the superfast 2.0 tp is quite open normally I think. Maybe I need to slow down my swing and hit it 20 yards less......

I don't think you should think about slowing your swing down, usually that will lock up your big muscles and create different issues, mainly the arms passing the body after impact and shots that go left. Speed is good. Just don't let your hips outrace your upper body.

[Tho26]

Originally Posted by ChrisSP

I don't think you should think about slowing your swing down, usually that will lock up your big muscles and create different issues, mainly the arms passing the body after impact and shots that go left. Speed is good. Just don't let your hips outrace your upper body.

Thanks for the tips. Will try it out on the range this afternoon ( If the weather in Wisconsin lets me ;)! )......

[bunkerputt]

Check this out:

http://www.golfchannel.com/media/the-golf-fix-2011-us-open/?hj=xfs

[nevets88]

What about shortening the swing in addition or not to choking down?