italianstallion

Flat wrist at the top is not important. What's important is what you feel more comfortable with. I use the interlock, that's how I first learned. When I make a swing using a overlap or 10 finger, I can't even hit the ball. Use what grip you have now, because that's the grip your swing is used to. I think the interlock is the better of the grips. It's not the most used, but it promotes a better hold on the club, which resists twisting of the clubhead at impact.

I'm right handed, so heres my issue. My right knee flexes in the backswing, causing my body to sway. Any ideas or drills to prevent my right knee from flexing so much? Thanks

I hit my irons a bit thin today, couldn't get the ball high on the clubface :mad: Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks! Yeah, I was hitting balls that were a little dirty. As for the driver, I'll take it to the refinisher at the end of the year. How much do you think it'll cost?

Okay. So I have the Cleveland HALO hybrid I was hitting a few balls in my backyard when I noticed something. On the face there were scratches that surrounded the location of ball contact. They look like rays coming from the sun, only the sun is a ball and the rays are scratches. My question. Is this a cracked face? It sounds the same as before, but I'm not so sure. Also. On the bottom of my driver there is a huge scratch. It's not a tiny hair-line scratch, but a big wide long one. Is there a way to A) Fix it, or B) Make it appear to be not as severe? It was from the sand that my club puts down to fill in airated holes.