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I think I'll use some of that advice . The stick to one ball thing and developing creativity with only a couple clubs. What's funny though, is how you say don't accept all the tips you hear ebcause 90% of them won't help your game... at the end of your list of tips.

If it's windy I have might have trouble because I hit the ball very high, but I hit my irons pretty well most of the time.

Shot an 80 with 31 putts

I have trouble starting the downswing with my hips and can't seem to stay on the same plane with a lot of effort :SSSSSS

Center of the ball at the top of the clubface And I lift the club up off the ground slightly at address. I drive an average of 280 or so.

lol nice, my favourite one was the wet floor sign in a carpeted area.

Nice, I had just read that book a week or so ago, haven't got around to really putting it into practice though.

bump, I'd like to know as well

So Makatewah is a short, but tight, course?

lol a little wishful thinking? :p

At the beginning of the season I had high fades and seemed to struggle a bit hitting my 7-iron 150 yards. Now I still tend to fade on irons but it's much straighter and I hit straight shots as well; 8-iron around 150. My drives were the same - high fades. But now I have a tendancy to really hook the ball. The change that brought me extra yardages was pulling my irons on my downswing. I do so on my drives and tend to hook or push them (not always). My question is if my pulling through with left hand is correct, or if it's a sort of compensation for something else (like my casting of the club). What do you guys do or recommend?

I almost forgot about those - I saw them in the catalog. Golfsmith probably distracted me because they're more specific etc.. I think I'll try a couple heads out as a 5 or 7 iron to make a decision, including that one. I'm a big fan of the price and I don't see any negative consequences to that route.

I'm using Dunlop prototype irons and it's apparent to me the head is to help get the ball in the air because I hit my shots very high and I'm sure there's not a whole lot of backspin on them. I carry my 8 iron ~ 150 yards and hit them pretty solid now but think I might benefit from a bladed or half-bladed set. I'm thinking about one of these, does anyone have any experience with them? http://www.golfsmith.com/products/SE2661 http://www.golfsmith.com/products/SE2660 http://www.golfsmith.com/products/G2460

I was watching whichever show on the Golf Channel and they mentioned he's somewhere in the middle of reworking his swing.

I had a sort of realization at the driving range the other day. If I pulled down with my left hand more instead of pushing with my right side I felt a snappy feeling at impact naturally and hit my shots about a full club-length further or more. No fade.

He dips down on his down swing (looking at number one), probably in an attempt to help the ball into the air. I did the same thing, although I'm not sure if I was trying to help the ball up subconsciously or if I dipped for another reason altogether. The first one looked like it hurt his hand, his drive not so much :p

No thanks. I'm glad Feherty isn't commissioner.

Thanks for the input guys.

I'm 6'3" and my dad wants to put extensions on my irons (normal length); in your estimation would this be beneficial or not? Thanks.

Just wondering if my coming over the top and casting is why I don't have much spin? I can't hold greens well at all, but I'm not sure if the course I'm playing has something to do with it too.

nice have fun

I shot an 86, so my score is improving a couple strokes each round. . . but eventually I'll plateau if I don't get my act together with my putting (struggling with 3 footers, didn't make anything out of 5-6).

Very short par 4, early-in-season tees make it roughly 280 long; highly elevated green. Had a nice straight drive for a tap-in eagle.

I think he led a fulfilling life.

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