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[Alex1975]

Last time i was on trackman my path for driver was plus 12 degrees and plus 8 degrees for an iron

So ye... from the inside then!!!

I could teach you how to flip your hands pretty quickly. You can teach me how to hold it off.

 

[UlyssesSky]

If the ball is starting in the same direction as before and just not drawing back, it's most likely the club face isn't closed (enough) relative to the path.

There's several ways to manipulate your the clubface, you'll have to find out which one works best for you:

- strengthen grip
- more underarm rotation
- wrist at the top of the back swing (think Dustin Johnson..)

There's no right or wrong, it's all about what works for you.

If anyone else knows any more ways to control the club face, feel free to add to the list.

 

[Foxholer]

Get someone to check your grip.

Also, make sure you are 'finishing' the swing. 'Holding off' just a little tends to open the face slightly, which could be enough to make face-angle match path.

 

[power fade]

Also, make sure you are 'finishing' the swing. 'Holding off' just a little tends to open the face slightly, which could be enough to make face-angle match path.

Good point. I think thats my issue...i tried some practice swings with a split grip and the feeling has highlighted to me that there is no natural release to my swing.

I think its originated from a hip slide to force it and its finally got to this stage!

 

[power fade]

If the ball is starting in the same direction as before and just not drawing back, it's most likely the club face isn't closed (enough) relative to the path.

There's several ways to manipulate your the clubface, you'll have to find out which one works best for you:

- strengthen grip
- more underarm rotation
- wrist at the top of the back swing (think Dustin Johnson..)

There's no right or wrong, it's all about what works for you.

If anyone else knows any more ways to control the club face, feel free to add to the list.

Thank you for the tips