vokeyprince

I15 didnt realise they did fairway woods thought it was only g15 which im not keen on

yeh ive tried the burner pretty good but i didnt think it went as far as my titleist. any1 tried the new 909's are they any good

charle wi is probably the best using it now i think

i cut down an old club so i could swing full in my living room without hitting the roof really helped my swing during winter. also the bad weather is a good time to work on your fitness also get an impact bag you can practie your impact anywhere as you dont swing full its just to get the feelings correct

first time when i shot under par gross 69 at age 12 got a card engraved and framed. first hole in one at age 9 i got a little trophy for and first course record 65 when i was 14 have that on the wall also. so many good memories

put the ball further forward in your stance sounds like you are hitting them on the down rather than on the up which is what you want with your driver

i currently use the titleist 904 pt its 15 degrees and has a stiff v2 proforce ust i like titleist but i wouldnt mind a change. im looking for a low profile 3 wood that feels solid not lik you have hit nothing if you no what i mean, of the face and. has a stiff shaft a bit stiffer than the v2 which is to flexible for me . could you reccomend a club or shafts that would suit me please

i must admit although having the v2 in my 3 wood im not a fan i have a stiff graffaloy blue in my driver so the v2 seems to wippy for me. but its not bad for a cheap shaft.

if you are of 16 you dont realy need to know about torque you just need to try some shafts and see what works best for you . you need different torques for different swings

make sure you get onto your right side in the backswing and also give yourself a bit more time at the top of the swing and you should do fine pretty good basic swing going there pal

ni you can definitely not alter the club dering the round if you are going by the r&a; rules of golf

i would change the grip it is defo the clubface being closed to the swing path that causes the pull hook so address your grip and clubface and dont try to clear your hips worst thing you could do if coming over the top. hit against a hard left side and make sure yiou drive thru the ball with your legs . this should stop you coming over the top also if your ahead of your body feel as though your body is moving and turning back to the ball before you have completed your backswing but of course u wont be as golf is all about feelings

get to +2 and improve fitness a hell of a lot

would be awseome to see duval get a good week such a nice guy best on spyglass so lets see how he does

i have a 54 and 58 i find that you can actually hit a proper shot with the 58 but with a 60 it just goes to high and nowhere 58 more control go for it mate