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After focusing on hitting down on the ball I have noticed that the toe side half of my irons are starting to show that I am hitting down with the toe making impact first.  I was wondering if there is any big drawbacks to this and if there is a simple fix that I can change to help this.s

Driver: RBZ 9.5° Stiff

Woods: :nike:VR_S Tour 2.0 15° Stiff

Hybrids:  910H 21° Stiff

Irons: 4-GW Pro Black CB1 with Project X rifle 6.0

Wedges:CC Jaws 56°.14° 60°.08°

Putter: Classic 1

Ball:  Z-Star XV Pure White


sounds like your clubs are to flat or you could be coming in steep also.

Driver: Titleist 915 D3
3 wood: 15 Callaway X Hot pro
Hybrids:  18 Callaway X Hot Pro
Irons: 4-GW Callaway Apex
project x 6.0
Wedges: 54 , 58 Callaway
Putter: 2 ball
Ball: Callaway Chrome

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Agreed.

Is your tendency to miss right?

If so, getting the clubs bent more upright will make those right misses happen less often.

Best to see a video.

 - Joel

TM M3 10.5 | TM M3 17 | Adams A12 3-4 hybrid | Mizuno JPX 919 Tour 5-PW

Vokey 50/54/60 | Odyssey Stroke Lab 7s | Bridgestone Tour B XS

Home Courses - Willow Run & Bakker Crossing

 

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I had that problem.  Got fit for 4 up clubs problem solved.

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Aside from the advice from the members above about too flat of a club lie, you should also take a video of your swing from the back and see if your left shoulder is pulling up and

your butt moves forward a little.

This will actually pull your club into you and up a little on the down swing and causes a lot of toe digs.

Most clubs are standard for most people. So check your swing first and see if you have that swing problem.


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