When swinging my woods i don't conciously think about squaring the face - it all happens and if i'm on plane i get a nice draw.
With the irons, i'm getting blocks or pushes which are progressively more pronounced as the loft increases (i.e. worse with the wedges).
I've checked my ball position and it is ok and i set up at impact fix.
Am i subconiously "steering" or holding off the CF release as i get closer to the target? Is it bad to focus on a swing thought of "must horizontal hinge" for these shots? Again with the driver or woods in hand no problems.
When swinging my woods i don't conciously think about squaring the face - it all happens and if i'm on plane i get a nice draw.
With the irons, i'm getting blocks or pushes which are progressively more pronounced as the loft increases (i.e. worse with the wedges).
I've checked my ball position and it is ok and i set up at impact fix.
Am i subconiously "steering" or holding off the CF release as i get closer to the target? Is it bad to focus on a swing thought of "must horizontal hinge" for these shots? Again with the driver or woods in hand no problems.
Out of interest, how far do you draw driver.
Could it be that the starting line is the same for both, but due to the backspin the ball just isn't coming back as much with the shorter clubs?
The draw is pretty slight (hard to say but a couple of metres at most on a drive?), mostly straight. Definately not the aim down the right rough and draw it back into the middle type draw.
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