Ben_Davis

I like the fairway jockey options but it looks like you have to use them for the installation. I wanted to have my local shop do that.

What is the best site to buy new replacement iron shafts?

I have to agree with you. My frugality overshadows the practical side most of the time. I’m not a fan of graphite in my irons but didn’t want to replace all at the same time.

I’m looking to replace shafts on my A wedge and 9 iron. They were originally the catalyst 60 graphite (snapped at same place with normal swing). Two questions: 1.) Is it a bad idea to have a mixed graphite and steel shafts in my irons? 2.) Where is the best place to purchase new shafts? (I’m going to have them installed at my local shop) Thanks in advance!

I’ve been working on the range this week with focus on the lead arm. Specifically “turning” the lead elbow in on the backswing and keeping it in that position through impact. It has drastically improved my ball striking. I’m anxious to get out on the course and try it out.

I find myself with the same lead wrist issue with my longer clubs (3 wood, driver). My swing thought with those clubs is to keep my trail wrist and hand in the “serving tray” position. It, generally, keeps my lead wrist in flexion to supinate through the ball. As for the driver on the range… not sure what type of range your hitting on. Personally, I leave the driver in the bag if it’s a mat only range. I need a particular aesthetic to get into a driver setup.

Weight transfer. I typically have an inside out swing path resulting from a backswing sway. I’ve been concentrating on moving torso first, then hips. Surprisingly, it’s not as easy concept as one would think. It is helping me stay over the ball.