Each of my clubs goes to a different side of green

[Golfcub]

I shoot crosshanded (I am 60 years old and can't change) and the ball goes on a specific side of the green depending on what club I use.  I play mostly on a  9 hole par three golf course and below is how I play the course:

 

Hole 1  111 yards 9 hybrid club  shoot to the left

Hole 2   80 yards  An "a" wedge shoot left

Hole 3 140 yards  6 hybrid shoot right

Hole 4 190 yards pretty  much in the middle a few yards from the green

Hole 5 155 yards  5 hybrid  shoot left

Hole 6  95 yards  Piching wedge iron shoot left

Hole 7 125 yards  7 hybrid shoot right

Hole 8 135 yards 6 hybrid  shoot right

Hole 9 125 yards  7 hybrid shoot right

I usually wind up pin high on the holes, 5 to 10  yards off of the green.  I have been told since I shoot crosshanded, I will lose accuracy, but I hit the ball the same way on each hole.  Is there a way to modify my clubs so they hit more cosistantly in the middle, perhaps by changing weights?  Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

[boogielicious]

5 hours ago, Golfcub said:

I shoot crosshanded (I am 60 years old and can't change) and the ball goes on a specific side of the green depending on what club I use.  I play mostly on a  9 hole par three golf course and below is how I play the course:

 

Hole 1  111 yards 9 hybrid club  shoot to the left

Hole 2   80 yards  An "a" wedge shoot left

Hole 3 140 yards  6 hybrid shoot right

Hole 4 190 yards pretty  much in the middle a few yards from the green

Hole 5 155 yards  5 hybrid  shoot left

Hole 6  95 yards  Piching wedge iron shoot left

Hole 7 125 yards  7 hybrid shoot right

Hole 8 135 yards 6 hybrid  shoot right

Hole 9 125 yards  7 hybrid shoot right

I usually wind up pin high on the holes, 5 to 10  yards off of the green.  I have been told since I shoot crosshanded, I will lose accuracy, but I hit the ball the same way on each hole.  Is there a way to modify my clubs so they hit more cosistantly in the middle, perhaps by changing weights?  Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to The Sand Trap. I've played with someone who played cross-handed and they were pretty accurate. Thanks for joining.

[Club Rat]

8 hours ago, Golfcub said:

but I hit the ball the same way on each hole.

Try playing only "one club" a couple of times and use a different club the next day.

For years my buddy and I would play a nine hole par 3 course and would take only a wedge and a putter.

I feel it attributes to developing a great short game and play around the green.

[70sSanO]

Unless your clubs are not weighted consistently now, I would think that trying to alter the weighting on a club by club basis would not be a good idea.  But you may want to get the swing weight of each club to see where they are now.

That said, this might be overly simple, but if you "always" hit certain clubs to the right and certain clubs to the left, just change where you aim to compensate.  Most pro don't aim at the pin or where they want the ball to land, because they work the ball one way or the other.  You may not be working the ball, fade/draw, but just hitting it straight to the right or left, but that doesn't really matter.

John

[Rainmaker]

Maybe get the lie angles checked.  If they're not consistent, that might explain the different, but repeatable ball flights with different clubs.  A fitter might be able to help you out.