Feeling the club

[steadyon]

I’ve been thinking about my driver. With my irons, which I strike pretty well I’ve noticed that I can really feel the weight of the club head, similar with my hybrids. Hence I can time the release really nicely.

But, with my driver (and 4 wood) I find it much more difficult to ‘feel’ the weight of the club during the swing. Is this normal? It’s just a standard 11.5 degree TM SIM2 with regular shaft. I can play it but don’t quite have the control I’d like.

 

[BiMGuy]

I’ve been thinking about my driver. With my irons, which I strike pretty well I’ve noticed that I can really feel the weight of the club head, similar with my hybrids. Hence I can time the release really nicely.

But, with my driver (and 4 wood) I find it much more difficult to ‘feel’ the weight of the club during the swing. Is this normal? It’s just a standard 11.5 degree TM SIM2 with regular shaft. I can play it but don’t quite have the control I’d like.

Ask a competent pro to check the swing weights and see if they can match your longer clubs to the irons. See if it makes a difference.

 

[Maninblack4612]

Check the swingweight with this:

http://www.leaderboard.com/SWINGWT.HTM

 

[steadyon]

Not that I’ve any idea what this means but my irons are D1 and my driver D5

 

[Oddsocks]

@steadyon - I used to find the same when I changed to a driver with a counter balanced shaft, swapped back to a conventional shaft but it didn’t feel right. Might be worth a tinker?

 

[jim8flog]

D1 on irons (could be a liitle light) but is standard for the Wilson LP irons
D5 for driver is pretty standard

You can change the weights on the driver to see if it suits better.