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Thanks. Do you think I would need to shallow my club out more to open up without pulling it ?

I've been Playing Golf for: 12 years My current handicap index or average score is: 80s My typical ball flight is: High Fade The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: Pull/Hook Videos:

I thought being too steep could create to much spin and result in a higher ball. I thought thats why people like to cut the ball out of rough or a driver off the deck so you can get it up.

That's how it is for me but in the middle of the round, if I am playing bad I can just wont to be somewhere else until I start playing better at the end.

I was listening to a podcast with Brooks Keopka and I would have to agree with him about the middle of a round can get boring. Does anyone else feel this way ? 'Bored' Brooks Koepka's slow-play fix: Make rounds 14-15 holes | Golf Channel With three majors under his belt, Brooks Koepka has become one of the game's more vocal players on Tour, and he was at it again this week on Barstool Sports' Pardon My Take podcast.

I've always wondered why some get so amazed at how far pros hit their irons. They sometime have longer shafts, stronger lofts and deloft the club. I voted Quit your worrying.

I thought there was kind of a unofficial range of lofts under each category (GI, blades, etc) of irons. Those seem to have a small variance.

I noticed it from a fairway. I've been working on shallowing the club out so that makes since. These fairways aren't the tightest of lies. I will pay closer attention next time I go out.

How does that happen on a shot where you hit ball first ? I am making ball first contact when this happens.

Does anyone know why a circle patch of grass gets stuck on the club face of irons ? The grass is in the middle of the face. Is this a good thing or bad ?

It looks like you're coming inside a lot and without any wrist break/cock. I would work on getting a good grip and turn .

You wouldn't think it would be there but there is no denying something is special behind the gates when you see all the security. I think Sage Valley entrance looks very ordinary for how nice of a course it is.

So Invision is the forum software. Lazy loading is definitely the way to go.

I think he might be suggesting is that winners get too many points but consistent non-winners that make the cut don't get enough.

I buy the newest models but not brand new. $800 vs $1200 irons