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This has been driving me insane for ages now, I am continually blocking shots to the right and sometimes push fading, I can't get a video up sadly. My divots are pointing right of target and even when they point straight I lose the ball to the right, obviously my face is open at imapct (square to path for pushes) I've looked at a video that my friend took and it looks ok, I take it back straight the club is square/a little closed at the top, but when i come into the ball there is no hand action then straight after imapct the hands flip over but too late. I know it's guess work without a video Thanks in advance

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I have the same problem. I uploaded a video of it at the myswing section.  I feel your pain. I have gone to the range 5 days in a row trying to fix it.  I have fixed my irons, but the woods, not so much.

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I almost hate saying this but close the face on setup slightly and regrip it, it's timing though that's messing you up, start practicing half swings till you start hitting it straight then three quarter and so on, on the course you sometimes have to do what works at the moment and try and fix it on the range later.


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Yeah the trouble is I'm really good at half swinging, it goes sraight as an arrow. Sometimes on the course I just take way too much club and half swing if I'm having real problems. But thanks

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