drs6222

Been hitting my irons really well as of late. Having the ball near the middle of my stance and coming down on the ball feels really natural. Than, I put the ball on the inside of my left foot and my drive/wood swing just feels completely wrong. When I hit the ball, it sounds decent, but at about 50 yds just dies, like there is an incredible amount of topspin and just drops like a curveball, comparable to a 12-6 curveball in major league baseball. I have tried to open the face up, it doesnt seem to work. Any help would be appreciated, I know it might seem hard without picture/video analysis.... Thanks!

It seems the consistant part of my game is taking large chunks of the ground while using irons. It's a bad habit, but it doesn't seem to affect distance. I can hit my 56 degree around 110 Ping i2 wedge = 130 9 iron = ~140 Sometimes it can really slow my follow through, but still catch the ball clean and hit it far. It's a bad habit and sometimes I feel bad leaving a clean patch @ a driving range. Thanks!

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I have a Callaway FTi Squareway 3 Wood. Can't hit it

I have a wedge from my Ping i2 set that I use for strictly around 130. I have a 56 degree Cleveland wedge for anything under 100. Also a 60 degree but I never feel comfertable chipping and pitching with it. What degrees are gap, lob, etc?