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Adam Scott. We have similar body types and ive been watching swing vision videos of him inorder to model my swing after his.

This summer i have worked on my swing, and as a resut, I now have more of a "players" swing. I traded in my old offset irons for 755 with no offset, and am hitting those well, my problem now is my Hybrid, My Hybrid before my swing changes, was my most reliable club, and now it hooks, its the only club in my bag I am not comfortable with. I am usually good at slowing down my swing to determine what im doing wrong, and correct it. but inorder to hit this hybrid (Ben Hogan Apex) i basically have to swing for a slice. I think the reason why im having so much trouble is because i am used to swinging clubs with no offset, and inorder to hit my hybrid, with offset, i have to go back to my old swing to do so. My Question is: Do i need to invest in more pf a "players" hybrid, with no offset such as the Titleist 585 inorder to cure this problem? Your feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thanks, thats good to know, i will keep an eye out for a deal. Ideally i would like the D2 and not the D1, how was the transition from the 983 to the D2, besides the bigger head size, was it much harder to hit?

Nike SP-8 TW in black, i will get them in white next spring.

out of those players, only Tiger, Furyk, Scott, Vijay and Garcia use MB blades, Stricker uses 755, a cavity back iron.

if more and more of the pga tour is moving from MB blades to some form of a cavity back iron, if even they need a bit of forgiveness, i would think most of us need it aswell. If you are comfortable hitting MB irons, all the power to you

Ordered Titleist 755, with project X flighted shafts, should be a couple of weeks yet, cannot wait.

Good to hear, the 983k was appealing to me because of the smaller head size, but now its time to get used to the 460cc and move on, but im not in a rush due to the big price tags.

i have the ben hogan hybrid, and im now a hybrid guy, it saves me multiple times with its ease of use. however i looking to upgrade to more of a "players" hybrid, like the titleist 585.

Titleist 983k, im a titleist guy, and i love the 983. but the 907 series is tempting me...

Both great wedges, it comes down to personal preference. personally the vokey feels better. and i think most people will agree the vokeys provide more spin and feel. i also heard the "zip" grooves on the CG12 do not live upto their hype.

Taylor Made Rossa Mezza Monza, the price was appealing, and it is a good putter, my putting confidence has been fairly lowlately, but as much as id like to blame the putter, it is me.