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Old 06-28-2009, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by tball88 View Post
A couple of questions, how closed are you setting up the clubface of the driver at setup and how high do you tee the ball?

By the way, since you're a fellow hitter, we need to get out and play sometime since I believe you're in N. Ga as well.

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I don't try to close my clubface at address. I have my stance a little closed, much like diagram in Hogan's 5 Lessons. I tee the ball somewhat high, at least higher than average. I like to try and hit up slightly on the ball with the driver and I make the adjustments at address to hit up on the ball with the driver instead of thinking about hitting up on the ball with the driver.

I'm a member at the Canongate coures and usually play out of Windermere or Olde Atlanta.




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Old 07-02-2009, 11:12 PM
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Interesting , with a true hitting motion, I have to have the face somewhat closed, or I'll lose the ball a bit right. I have a tendency to want to verticle hinge with the left hand, so I need a strong grip and slightly closed face.
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Old 07-05-2009, 11:25 AM
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Interesting , with a true hitting motion, I have to have the face somewhat closed, or I'll lose the ball a bit right. I have a tendency to want to verticle hinge with the left hand, so I need a strong grip and slightly closed face.

I think the strong grip may cause you to vertical hinge. When I first went to see Ted, that's the problem I had and we immediately changed my grip. Essentially the grip was so strong that I had a very shut face in the backswing and the only way to square it up was to use a hinge action that bordered on vertical hinging.





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Old 07-10-2009, 07:45 PM
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Interesting, I've weakened the grip a bit and added, just a touch of left roll to open the face a bit on the back swing and then turn the right forearm on the downswing and I'm getting a little bit straighter ball flight.

Left is typically my nemisis.
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