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I have a problem with Keeping my head still during my golf swing. It is stable until the start of the downswing and drop about 4-5 inches until impact and then it pops back up. I hit the ball pretty far I'm 145 5 7" and I hit my 8 iron 155. My swing is on plane,i dont bring th club past parallel and the rest of my mechanics are pretty solid. Is this something I should fix? Would I lose/gain any distance if I fixed this. Could this be a problem with my posture? Thanks. And I can upload a video of my swing of necessary

There are some pretty cheap grip kits on Ebay that come with 13 grips, grip tape, solvent and something to put the club in place. Has anyone ever used these? Are they easy to put on? How long does it take? Is it even worth it? Feedback would be greatly appreciated.

my driver speed is around 115, and s300 fit me well so i don't think you would need to go all the way up to x100s. Your better of getting fitted

thanks. by the way what do you think of the 710 cb's because I'm looking at those also, lol. Those are my next choice

I'm currently using the titleist 804.os 3-pw, but I plan on switching to the callaway x forged (09') during the winter. Im fine with losing some forgiviness, but how much? Maybe somone has played both, I'm just curious. There fairly similair clubs, and I have heard that the x-forged's are reaaly forgiving so we'll see. http://www.google.com/images?um=1&hl...;=&oq;=&gs;_rfai= http://www.google.com/images?um=1&hl...;=&oq;=&gs;_rfai= thanks guys

the ft-9 tour is slightly open, lower lofts avalibale, a and a little heavier head that keeps the ball a little lower

would the irons in ping's s line be considered blades? I'm pretty sure they are. not positivethough

ok thats what I meant

I have heard a bunch of different things about the rifle scale vs. the regular dg scale. I am currently using dg r300's and I was trying a 5.5 rifle x forged 6 iron and It felt only a little bit stiffer, so I wondering if this was right or not.

i had them for a couple of weeks, but I wouldn't say the mis hits 'hurts' your hands necessarily, but it definently doesn't feel as good as when you hit a perfect shot in the sweet spot.

Swing is flat, but you do a good job of keeping it on the same line all the way through. Your posture needs a little work, check out ben hogans book it has a great guide and that kinda stuff

This video was taken about 5 hours after a recent lesson. The teaching pro wasn't great, considering I was able to book him for a time only a day in advance, but he did get me going in the right direction. After about 1-2 hours of looking over footage and correcting myself, these were two of the better shots I came up with. I know I still have a lot of work, i still have a slight hitch and my head moves a little too much, but I'll keep self-correcting myself and hopefully keep posting videos. Both were with a 7 iron

student. high school :(

i think the ap1s would be perfect for you. try them out

now thats just silly