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i recently fixed my slice with my driver. what i did was i changed my grip. with my old grip the "v" (the spot between ur thumb and pointer finger on your right hand if you are a righty) was on the left side of the grip. what i did was i just moved my hand over so the v is in the center of the grip and believe it or not it fixed my slice.

Basically i hit my driver very good for me, about 230 right down the middle every time. my short game is pretty good and my fairway woods are good. But i can not hit my irons. i dont know why but i just cant hit them, i always either top/skull it or hit it right or left. Am i supposed to swing a different way with irons then i am with my woods? am i supposed to grip them differently? please give me some advice.

i wear a size 12 sneaker, boot, dress shoe, and my green joys are 12

i would definitly do it. i had an old set of taylormade irons and i recently bought some taylormade r7s and man do i love them.

i tend to hit my woods better than my irons and my woods are graphite and my irons are still so i went with graphite for my hybrid and i play it more like a wood than an iron and i couldnt be happier with it.

i have a different bag but what i like to do is put my driver and putter together, 3 and 5 wood together, 3h,4i,5i together 6i-8i together, 9i and pw together and my 56 and 52 together. basically i like keeping my woods/putter together at the top. irons/hybrids divided evenly in the middle and wedges at the bottom.

i didnt notice a club length distance but then again i wasnt really looking for one. i am not sure but im pretty sure you can change the degrees by like 1* or 2*.

I usually dont buy golf balls because i just use whatever i find but i may need to buy some soon. what are some good ones for under $30? i have a pretty high handicap so i dont need a ball that has a lot of spin or anything because i suck at adding spin to the ball. i just want a good ball with good distance and durability.

before i had my 3 hybrid i had a 5 wood and then a 4i so i had a big gap. i bought a 21* hybrid and it fit the gap perfectly. if i was you i would buy either a 20* or a 21* hybrid.

i have the burner and i used my friends r9 460 a couple times. honostly i didnt notice a big improvement, the r9 did not add distance or keep the ball straighter.

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im not sure about the 10 iron but if i was you i would get rid of the 10 iron and buy a gap wedge and a sand wedge. and maybe a 3 hybrid if you feel you have a big gap between your 4i and your 5 wood.

I love my hybrid. its great because i cant hit woods out of the rough and i cant hit long irons out of the rough and get good distance but when i use my hybrid out of the rough i get pretty good distance. i would take the hybrid because you can hit it pretty much from anywhere, at least i can.

a 24* hybrid would go as far as a 4 iron, cause they are the same loft. i have a 21* hybrid to replace my 3 iron and they go the same distnace because they are the same loft.

you could give it to me :)

thanks for the reply. ya i was leaning towards the r7s because my friends told me they were better.

I am looking to buy new irons. The irons i am looking at are the taylormade r7s, taylormade burner XD, and the titleist 775.cb. what i am looking for in the irons is mainly distance and forgiving. i have taylormade 360s now but they are graphite shafted and in a light flex because i got them when i was 12.

i would get a hybrid, i have a ping g10 hybrid, its amazing.

i use a pw gw and sw

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