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Right knee flex is good in the golf swing. Ideally flex will be constant throught the swing. no up/down motion. Try hitting balls or making easy practice swings with a with a golf ball under the outside of your right shoe. Like the poster b4 me said kinking in right knee will provide the same effect. Loading weight onto the inside of right foot is the correct sensation. 2 fold effect: This gives you the ability to push hard off of your right side. Secondly this will restrict your hip turn on backswing so you can create torque between upper body and lower body turns as the shoulder turn continues past the hip turn. Wind it up tight, set club, and let it go!

I play one in a RC TRC 18* and absolutely love it. Like Joe says very tight. Normal trajectory is nice and flat, but easy to manipulate a nice high rainmaker if you really need to stop one. Great shaft.

Great pics Chris! What was your impression of the Gauge CB's? I have been patiently awaiting the release.

I have a 14* type H and it is truly an awesome club, especially on tee shots. That being said, I consider myself a good ballstriker and this club can be penalizing on misses, especially off of tight lies. I don't know anything about the shaft characteristics, but a softer tip might make this head a bit more playable. Are you looking to use it more for placement tee shots and layups or hitting into greens?

usga conforming?

I play the ball in the middle of my stance for middle irons, slightly forward for long, and slighlty back for short. hands are set in a neutral position/slightly pressed off of the inside of my left thigh.

Any advice on how to bring my iron trajectory down. I hit the ball quite high with my irons, and my spin rate with my driver is also high. I fear that I am releasing my hands to early and/or not releasing my body properly. I am able to hit very solid knockdown & 3/4 shots with low, mid or whatever trajectory I desire, but I am unable to correlate these results to my full swing. Is there a swing fix or should I make an equipment change. PS. It probably doesn't help to play rifles in mp33's :smile2:

I hate to thread jump but, it seems like every other day there is a thread about low trajectory iron shafts. My question is: is it the arrows or the indians? Is there a common swing flaw that we all suffer from that can be corrected or is it simply equipment. I feel that I too am a high trajectory iron player and would love to bring my flight down. I will post a trajectory topic in the swing dr. forum for anyone who may wish to provide a swing mechanics response. By the way I will be trying the px in my next set of irons. Being more of a swinger than a hitter I am not sure how well I will like them.

I have a 14* tour and this is one stellar 3wd. It is outstanding of the tee very long and easy to shape. It can be a little difficult to get up off the deck producing a "hot" ballflight into greens when hit a little low on the face. Well struck shots however are rewarded nicely. (My course has extremely tightly mown fairways.)

Thanks Hipcheck. Anyone else?

Could someone please give a review of the gauge m2 putter. Especially looks & feel characteristics. Been drooling over this wand for some time now. Thanks.

Anyone hit this shaft? or any of the z com tw line?