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Question what about putting? I try to keepy my head still putting, but I cant seem to do it when i have both hands on the putter. If I putt one handed I can, but with both hands my head moves.

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Personally I'd take the 983K over the R7 any day doesnt matter if both had terrible shafts. I've hit a few different shafts in the R7 and I just can't hit that stupid thing.

You're probably too wristy on the takeaway and are pulling the club back inside causing an inside out swing qwhich is gonna put the hook spin on the ball. It's a problem I just fixed in the last week for my own swing.

You can spin anything. I've been able to make range rocks check up. Yuo need to hit down through the ball. On chips and short you get more spin with firm wrists through impact.

My problem with hitting the ball first is that I'll come in way to steep on the ball and I'll only hit one out of maybe 10 shots solid.

For bunker shots I open my stance and aim left and then lay the club open slightly right of the target. From their its just a smooth swing along my shoulder line, not getting wristy with the shot. The mian thing to worry about is staying down long enough and following through all the way. Anyone know a good method for picking the ball clean from a fairway bunker? Those have been giving me hell lately.

Not sure if this will work, but its something that I've been doing. When I practice I'll stick a shaft running across my stomach and hold it there with the lower part of the upper arms and I'll putt that way. It feels awkward as hell, but it forces you to feel the pendulum effect.

I was out on the course today and fixed the problem. My back shoulder wasnt staying back long enough so my clubhead would get way out infront of my body and be closed. Thanks for the tips though.

I just got bit by the duck hook bug. It hit my outta the blue. The only thing I can think of is that I'm releasing my hands to quickly. Any suggestions on something I can do to fix this. Help. (And no my grip isn't strong. Already checked that.)

I've been having the same problem and the director of golf at my course recommended putting a 2x4 under your left foot(if you're right handed) and swinging like that. Supopsedly it should help you keep your head behind the ball.

I'll hit some putts before a round especially 30-50 footers. Always seem to have one or two of those a round. Then before I tee off. I take half to 3 quarter swings with my lob wedge to get used to where the ground is. I have problems when I'm not loose of not staying down long enough so that helps. Then on to the driver and let her rip.

Try to focus on hitting the inner part of the golf ball. You're hosel rockets are prbably coming because you're swing over the top and not getting into the slot. Also could be that you're standing too close to the ball.

Personally I think Titleist fairwaywoods are great. I only wish I could add these to my bag. I'll prob end up waiting for the model after the 904s to do so.

Something I think about is trying to keep the putterhead low to the ground. Not sure if it will help your problem, but it's a lifesaver for me when my putting sucks.

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Alright thanks for the info.

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had that happen to me with my cleveland launcher...sent it back to the company they fixed it and when i got it back 11 days later i knocked another piece loose.

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Try turning your left toe in

Supposedly hilly lies, with the ball above your feet and a slight upslope would cause a draw or a pull of some sort, but for some reason I keep blocking the ball out to the right and even shanked a couple. Any ideas of what could be going wrong?

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