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  • Birthday 11/30/1985

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  2. Thanks for the tips -Question : I am 6'3 so is cutting down the shaft still a good option for my height? Great idea about the standing closer to the ball. I will try this stance out on the course this weekend.
  3. Hey guys, I am 24 and have been playing golf for the greater part of 8 years. I have made a choice to play a round at least 3-4 times a month and have been going strong for 5 months now. I made a big purchase 4 months ago, buying a set of irons ranging from 4 iron-Gap Wedge. The model is Taylor Made Burner 1.0. The irons are working out great for my swing and can hit every green on Par 3 holes. I have complete confidence in these irons off the tee, but from the fairway is a different story. With the purchase of the TM irons, I bought the TM Burner 1.0 9.5 degree Driver, along with the 17 degree Burner 5 wood. Now my driver is inconsistent to say the best. I can hit a 300 yard drive straight one hole, and then a 225 yard slice the next. This is really affecting my confidence in my game because I am not showing improvement in my score. I range from low 90's all the way to mid 100's on tough scores. My question to ALL is : Why am I slicing my driver and hitting my irons straight? I know that it is a different swing in the sense of ending with your weight on the right knee(RH) rather than ending with weight on left knee with your irons. My stance : The ball is up in my stance with my left leg perpendicular to the ball. Ball that I am currently using : Titleist 2 core DT Solo. Thinking about trying out the Titleist NXT. Please help me with this question so golf can be fun for me again. All opinions/tips are welcomed and i will gladly respond with appreciation. Thanks,
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