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Update on this: I was at work talking to some of my golfer buddies, and mentioning the tendency to go left. One of the guys (scratch golfer), looked at my grip and concluded that my grip was neutral. He didn't think going left was due to my grip at all. He told me to go to the range and hit some balls with some tape on the bottom of the club, and also to take note of whether the left tendency was a draw, or just a more straight trajectory left. So I did that, and the left of target is not a curve. So he told me to check alignment with an alignment stick - pointing out that some shoes are curved, so while the toe may be forward your alignment is actually left (on a left shoe). He said that if it wasn't alignment, it could be the lie angle of the club. So, I went back and hit another bucket. Alignment is not the issue. So - I went and bought a cheap - but extremely rare to find - set of Brown Dot Ping Eye 2s, which have a 4 degree flat lie on them, and hit those. My gosh - what a difference. The balls are now going straight! And further, too! So, I will probably retire these blades and play with these brown dots. Maybe I need to change my profile handle to Brown Dot now! -
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