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You really do need a 3 piece ball,prov1, use your sandwedge or what ever ,open the clubface, put the ball back in your stance,open your stance, this will cause the club to cut across the ball like a bunker shot but it will come off lower because the ball is back in you stance. try not to let the clubface close at impact. It sounds like alot to think about but it really isnt, just try it at the range a few times,,

Im still not really consistent enough to play blades ,but my forged precepts , with little to no offset, thinner top line , they're almost there, but I am thinking about mizuno mp 32's

Im naturally left handed, I used to play baseball in the mornings with my brother in law,and bat and field left handed, then we would play golf in the afternoon ,and I would play right handed, I always got the cash because he would be just shaking his head for the first few holes. lol

for me its the mental side (i think), that holds me back,i can bang out 8,9,10, easy pars,then i think about whats happening ,then i'll bang out 4 or 5 shockers, then a few more pars,and im back to playing to my handicap,you wouldnt know my wife was studying psychology at university,

my sig says it all ,but i dream of mizuno mp32's

ihave 3 sets of irons, precept forged tour premiums,ping isi bc,daiwa advisor cavity blades

you should practice on a sidehill lie with the ball below your feet, this automatically makes your swing more upright, just as practicing with the ball above your feet makes your swing flatter driver- ping isi fairways- retco 15degree 3 wood irons- precept forged tour premiums wedges- nike 53 & 58 degree putter- scotty

at least he was at the range , imagine if you saw him on the first tee irons-forged tour premiums driver-ping isi (old trusty) wedges-nike putter-scotty

i much prefer ribbed grips to round ones, i always feel like i regrip at the top of my backswing with a round grip, must be a sub conscious thing my bats- precept tour premium irons ping isi driver (old trusty) nike wedges scotty cameron putter