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Hey guys,

forgive me if there's already a thread about this but I looked and didnt see one.

I got fit for irons last week with trackman and my angle of attack averaged 7* (for 6 iron). I know you always want to trap the ball well, but like my fitter said "I'm trapping it too well". The average angle was something like 3*, but regardless mine is pretty steep and I've been known to take pretty lenghty/deep divots. Also this messed with my launch angles...but does anyone have any simple tips for making that angle not quite so large but still avoid "flipping" completely?

Thank you!

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Handle needs to feel like it's raising into the follow through with the weight forward, exaggerate this

I know you're talking about your irons but this is just another good illustration

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That's tough because it could be as simple a ball position or as complex as lack of secondary axis tilt...I suppose you'd have to put your swing up and let the guru's take a look.


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