Layton

Theres an app for iPhones named Ubersense. It was free when I downloaded it and its pretty good. You can watch your swing in slow motion or frame by frame. You can also save the videos and keep a note for each one.

You should be able to have that done at any golf store that does any kind of regripping/reshafting. I thought you meant the head of the club itself was actually breaking into two pieces.

Send an email to Taylormade, maybe they will replace them free or very cheap. I don't think that should ever happen to any clubs. When hurricane sandy hit my entire bag sat in saltwater for almost 48 hours. My irons rusted up a bit and the shafts pitted, but I cleaned them up and used them for an entire season and they're still perfectly intact.

First off thanks for the welcome glad to be here. Also, thanks for the help I really appreciate it. I will definitely be working on getting my hands deeper and rotating better on the range this week.

Thanks didn't realize, should be okay now.

Pings definitely are pretty sweet. Can't go wrong either way.. pick the one that u feel most confident with when u stand over the ball and never think about the decision again aha

The last two sets of irons I've owned have been Mizuno and I couldn't see myself playing anything else. First were the Mx-200's and now I've moved on to Mp-69's. That being said I would say its tough to tell you what irons to play based only on your handicap. You could strike the ball great but struggle putting or off the tee, or vice versa. Honestly, I would say take all the forgiveness you can get either way. Even some pro's are opting for a more forgiving iron, just because theres nobody who catches it perfectly center every swing. Why not take all the advantages you can get?

I know I'm coming over the top a bit and my backswing is too long, I've been trying to work on that after seeing the video yesterday.

I've been Playing Golf for: 4 years My current handicap index or average score is: mid to high 70's My typical ball flight is: Draw but recently have been fading the ball The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: I really hate how low my ball flight has always been and I tend to miss left when hitting a draw I apologize if the quality of the video isn't all that good I filmed it on my iPhone. Ill try to get something off a better camera soon. Videos:

I used to set up about even with the logo on my shirt ( if that makes sense to you ) but I've since moved it forward about half an inch or so so its just inside my left heel.

A while back I was having similar issue. No matter what I did I couldn't put a good swing on a wood from the fairway but got off the tee without trouble. I can't say whether it is mental or not in your case, but for me the biggest problem was in ball position. Next time your at the range, try experimenting with it.