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http://www.golfsupport.co.uk/ Seems legit but I've never used it before do I'm not sure. Any confirmation would be great. Sorry if the answer is obvious.

I've sent an email, hopefully the rip shaft stays default as they look great. Also, would it be smart to have an inch cut off? I'm not the tallest player.

I'm ordering a Taylormade Rbz driver and the website is giving me 5 shafts to choose from, the shafts are... Matrix xcon 5 and 6, Adila rip phenom 50 and 60 and The fujikura blur 45. I want a reg flex shaft as my swing speed is around 90. I have tried the default shaft (xcon 5) and it felt good. I won't be able to try the other shafts unless I hit the clubs they come from (R11 and R11s) but this wouldn't tell me a lot as the club heads are different. I have hit Adila rip shafts in the past and also really liked them so I have a hard decision to make. Also, if i ordered the Adila shaft, would it have the r11s branding on it? Or would it have the default version?

Thanks for the info, I'll try them both next week and I'll see which comes out on top.

Driver, I hit the normal version last week and I was really impressed. I will try the tour version next week as well as some other new drivers. The shorter shaft is appealing to me as I'm not the tallest person.

Thanks, anyone else know the difference between the normal version and the tour version.

There doesn't seem to be much difference between the normal version and the tour version. I'm guessing the shorter shaft makes it more accurate but what does the deeper face do?

Sometimes but most of the time it is a fade

I've noticed that all of my divots are about 45 degrees left of the target, I know that I must have an out to in swing. Is there any drills or tips to straiten out my divots?

Keep working on your short game and when your long game starts to get better the scores will drop alot.

Nope, it only tested performance around the greens

Its nothing special

Move the ball forward in your stance

I'll try sliding my hips forward abit more.

That would be helpful if you wouldn't mind.

Ok, I just went down the range for a couple of hours and tried everything. I managed to hit 1 out of 100 straight. I might just put the driver away for a couple of months... Would this help? Or just make the problem worse?

It might be a bit obvious but if it is a straight put, line up the writing on the ball with the hole and line up the club with the ball.

That could be why. I'll give it a try later on. Thanks!

I'll give this a try later! Thanks

Well i'm using my dads old Ping G5 so the size could be a factor.

Whenever I try and turn my wrist over I end up pulling the drive but it is perfectly straight.

I've been slicing my driver for a few months now and it is starting to ruin my confidence and the rest of my game. I've tried changing my grip, different ball positions, different stances and different club paths but I still seem to slice 100% of my drives. Any suggestions? Thanks