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I have been playing with some hand-me-down clubs for awhile and decided to upgrade last year. Sadly I wasn't able to play but 1 round with them (such a waste).

That particular round was one of my lowest ever at the particular course, I'm still convinced that it was a confidence thing that particular day.  I have been considering lessons under the analogy of getting new tires on your car and getting an alignment to make everything as perfect as possible.

I know lessons are important, but will I learn to hit my clubs as much as I will work on mechanics and me?

Hopefully this isn't too confusing of a question.  Thanks.

 

Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.

Thomas A. Edison

 

callaway.gif  Diablo Octane 9.5* Driver

callaway.gif  Diablo Edge Hybrid 3/4

callaway.gif  Diablo Edge Irons 5-PW


Let me try again.  If I take lessons, how much of the lesson is teaching me mechanics and how much of the lesson is explaining about my style of club?

 

Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.

Thomas A. Edison

 

callaway.gif  Diablo Octane 9.5* Driver

callaway.gif  Diablo Edge Hybrid 3/4

callaway.gif  Diablo Edge Irons 5-PW


Lessons shouldn't be focused on a particular type of club. A good teacher will work on your technique and mechanics. Good technique and mechanics can be applied to any club. I suggest you take the lessons.

Titleist 910D3 - 9.5°- Ahina Stiff
Taylormade Burner 2.0 3Wood - Proforce V2 Stiff

Taylormade Burner 5W - Proforce V2 Stiff
910D 21° 3h - Ahina Stiff

Titleist 712 AP2 - KBS Tour
Titleist Vokey - 52* & 56*

Odyssey White Hot #1 XG

X's or B330's


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