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Old 10-12-2005, 10:25 AM
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I went to the range last night, and after warming up with a few iron shots, I decided to hit the big dog for a while. My driver is a Hogan C-S3, technically not a 460cc but close enough.

I remembered this thread and decided to try out the suggestions; for one reason or another, I actually hit some good shots!

I teed up with 3" tees, and my complaint here is they they break after 1 hit. Does everyone do that?

I set the ball up close to a line from my left foot instep, considerably further foward than with any other club. Normally I have not done this with my driver, due to fear of slicing.

Set up for center hit on face and on slight upswing, check.

The other things I tried to keep in the back of my mind was to get a full shoulder turn; when I don't do this I tend to slice; straight left arm on backswing with left hand extended away from my body; proper weight shift.

Afte swinging the driver for 20 balls, I finished with 5 balls hit with a 7 iron. That club felt so small and light after the driver!

On my next trip to the range, I probably won't be able to hit worth a damn, but this trip felt fine.
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Nickent 3DX Ironwood DC UST Proforce V2
Hogan Apex 4-PW Rifle 5.0 by Dana Upshaw
Hogan Apex 52° & 60° Rifle by Dana Upshaw
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