Beached

Again, as in all threads of this nature, the buyer, who hates these clubs, can't bear to part with them. It would be very easy to protect other unwary buyers, but I've yet to see a reaction different to what I have jokingly summarised and am seeing again

kid has a big heart. is a very giving person, if someone wants to do a little research on him. lot of talent.

simply put, I agree!

It is amazing to me when I look at video of my swing. I feel like I'm taking a half swing and "feel" like I'm short, but in reality I am in a good position. Played nine last night and played with one thought " shorter is better ". Never been longer and irons were butter! I "felt" like I was short on backswing but partners confirmed very good full turn. Amazing what we think we are doing, as compared to what we are actually doing in our swing!

which points directly to my feeling that the best tip one can give on putting is Get your eye OVER the ball and on line. not getting your eye over the ball can distort things a lot IMO.

I'm new here so I'll say Hi! LankyLefty makes a good point IMO. I happen to have issues when I try to swing HARD or try to get more out of a swing, normally off intended line and lacking distance. I picked up this crazy game on doctors' orders when I was recuperating from a battle with meningitis, which left me with no use of the calf muscles in my right leg. I mention this mainly because I had to learn to swing a golf club without ANY weight shift towards my back side ( I'd fall on my arse if I shifted back at all). Over swinging and USING my arms/wrists consciously kills my distance. The feeling of a locked left arm combined with, what feels like to me, a half swing, produces balls struck center of club face with optimum distance. This is true for me from my driver to a PW.