dkling8

Well I wouldn't be worrying about losing yardage when you're talking about wedges. You want to fill your gaps, because the scoring clubs is where it matters most. What's your current wedge set up? Personally what I would do is leave your PW because it's already matched to the rest of your irons, and make sure the distance you're getting out of your GW and SW give you consistent yardage gaps between all your clubs. Edit: I guess you should be worrying about losing yardage, but only if it's because it creates new gaps.

I've been reading these forums consistently for the last 3 years and never posted, but this thread is just too good not to make my first post. First off, this CANNOT be serious. This has to be a video parody-ing other lengthly videos with ultra-technical explanations of swing mechanics. Or a troll. The way that you have to physically mangle your right fingers into place with your left hand is brilliant. I was dying during that part! I was trying to think of other funny things you could do to the golf swing to make it hilariously technical, but I couldn't come up with anything good. Then you said to change the grip midswing... simply incredible. Why didn't I think of that? I do have one idea for you though. At 11:18 in your video, you drew the arc of a "two-axis system", and it was very arced. Then at 11:50, you showed your "one-axis system," which was less arced. BUT, at 12:15, you drew a line that was PERFECTLY down the target line using a standard grip! Therefore, it's only logical to choose the standard grip according to your Sharpie experiment. But in all seriousness, I found your video very interesting and entertaining. I'll be looking forward to the rest of this thread.