And I don't mean lady of the night type. I am a naturally gifted slicer and have recently modified my grip to be more strong. With this new set up I get around 30%-40% of my shots that just veer so left it looks like I'm watching my slice in the mirror. The other 60-70% and I'm being these beautiful little fade shots that start off on the target line and ever so slightly come aroundjust to the right of the target. I can pull these shots off with my 6-9 irons and my pw and sw are these picturesque high shots that land damn near close the the intended target.
Now the downsides. I am a constant hooker with my 3 wood, which used to be straight down the line. Can't hit anything above a 6 iron with solid contact when before I would manage to be able to get them going decent. And finally my driver is now a hooking machine. 80-90% of my shots just fly left no matter what. I can really choke down in my driver and 3 wood to get them to fly somewhat straight but I go from 260/275 yard drives down to 225 yards. My old set up was the reverse problem broods would fly straight and far but irons wouldn't get off the ground. And wedges were a nightmare.
I've read that you shouldn't have two different grips for woods and irons but right now that seems to be the route I'm gonna have to take to correct this
Would appreciate any feedback or suggestions. Every thing else from my swing hasn't changed. Just the grip from neutral to strong. Maybe there needs to be another adjustment with the string grip but I'm at a loss
Now the downsides. I am a constant hooker with my 3 wood, which used to be straight down the line. Can't hit anything above a 6 iron with solid contact when before I would manage to be able to get them going decent. And finally my driver is now a hooking machine. 80-90% of my shots just fly left no matter what. I can really choke down in my driver and 3 wood to get them to fly somewhat straight but I go from 260/275 yard drives down to 225 yards. My old set up was the reverse problem broods would fly straight and far but irons wouldn't get off the ground. And wedges were a nightmare.
I've read that you shouldn't have two different grips for woods and irons but right now that seems to be the route I'm gonna have to take to correct this
Would appreciate any feedback or suggestions. Every thing else from my swing hasn't changed. Just the grip from neutral to strong. Maybe there needs to be another adjustment with the string grip but I'm at a loss
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