Man o' Man, Here we go,
I hit my irons extremely well for a recreational golfer. I can work the ball how I like, and distances are money. I like to think from 160 in it's automatic (usually within 25 feet, good to me). As I said, I can work the ball however I want, I can hit a draw, cut or straight, whatever I need. Long irons included, I hit them pretty well. Fairway woods I hit ok, 7 wood is a great club for me, while the 3 and 5 give me issues sometimes, but all in all get the job done. Now comes the driver. Man do I suck lately with the lumba out. I mean either a horrid slice or the old quacker. What is the big difference here, why am I so spurratic with the driver. Seeing I can hit all of my other clubs straight at least, what could the issue be with the driver, is overswinging an issue, or might I say is this lack of accuracy control a bi-product of this?
I hit my irons extremely well for a recreational golfer. I can work the ball how I like, and distances are money. I like to think from 160 in it's automatic (usually within 25 feet, good to me). As I said, I can work the ball however I want, I can hit a draw, cut or straight, whatever I need. Long irons included, I hit them pretty well. Fairway woods I hit ok, 7 wood is a great club for me, while the 3 and 5 give me issues sometimes, but all in all get the job done. Now comes the driver. Man do I suck lately with the lumba out. I mean either a horrid slice or the old quacker. What is the big difference here, why am I so spurratic with the driver. Seeing I can hit all of my other clubs straight at least, what could the issue be with the driver, is overswinging an issue, or might I say is this lack of accuracy control a bi-product of this?