Clayton

That's not a bad idea, cutting down the 2-iron. I noticed this weekend that my 2-iron has a nasty bend on the shaft starting about two inches below the bottom of the grip. I think it's from a time when I hit a rock when hitting the club out of the desert some time ago, just never noticed it till now.

I'm in the same boat. With all of my other irons I hit draws very consistently, but I couldn't hit a draw with my 2 iron to save my life. My 2 iron is either fairly straight or a soft fade, the miss is a bad fade with a lot of left to right ball flight. I tend to do the same thing with my driver. What's odd is that my 2 iron is much longer or less lofted than my 3 iron, or so it seems. I wouldn't really care much about the 2 iron fade but when I don't hit the fade I get an extra 15 - 20 yards so hitting to a green causes problems.

Since there are so many different reasons why you might be slicing the ball it's hard to pinpoint the problem without first narrowing down some of the possibilities. How's your alignment? One thing a lot of slicers do is aim left of the target in order to compensate for their slice, now their stance is open and it's just making the problem worse. Have you ever seen your swing on video or had somebody watch you swing? Sometimes what feels like a normal swing to you has all kinds of problems that you'll never be able to see.

Hi, My name is Clayton I found this place via a google search or similar. I liked the content on the rest of the site and decided to checkout the forum. Talk to you soon, Clayton