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I wasn't aware there was a wedge specific Tour 90. That would certainly work.
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Not a swing guru, but it would stand to reason that with a "conventional" swing placing it further back would help with the hook since the blade would still be slightly open, but this is highly dependent on a whole lot of other things. I would say trial and error would confirm it for you though.
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(No offense) but you're probably not making good contact with the long irons. I don't play an iron longer than the 5i cause I don't make good enough contact so the 4i goes the same distance as the 5i
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I'm a beginner so take this with a grain of salt. For me, anytime I mess with ball position it completely messes up my natural swing arc. I've gotten really good results in changing my push, slice, or hook by adjusting my grip. It took me a lot of trial and error but now I'm hitting a nice draw. I was hooking terribly when my grip was only half a knuckle stronger than I have it now.
Since getting it last year,used from Amazon, I have become quite fond of my TM '08 Burner. Very forgiving and definitely longer than my old driver. 59 bucks, used, like new.
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HandyManny
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Which shoes is Phil Mickelson wearing?
Scrap Iron
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What are good back spin numbers with a driver?
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I'm not a golf pro, but if your swing path is straight or inside/out ( hook ) or if your pulling/pull hook ( over the top swing ) - ball back will get more right to left spin, ball forward will get more left to right spin. So, back is left, forward is right, think of the club coming down from the inside it's putting right left spin, if the ball is placed forward of center the club is outside your path and spinning ball left to right. Thats why some slice too much, ball is too far forward.
Scrap Iron
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Is there any performance difference between taper and non tapered shaft's?
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I went into Golf Town tonight to set up an appointment to have my irons and wedges check for lie angle and bent if needed. The sales guy said they wont touch a Ping club because they use a different method and have to be sent back to Ping for the service.
It seemed odd. Has anyone else had this happen to them on Ping irons?
It seemed odd. Has anyone else had this happen to them on Ping irons?
Floor-is
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Way to kick up an old thread 
I've had this happen to me too. But I've been told that it has to do with the hardness of the materials and them not wanting to break it. I've seen PING clubs being bent and they definitely needed quite a bit more force to budge. If you're not confident in your tools or what will happen, I get that you won't do it.
On the other hand: a PING fitter should be able to help.
I've had this happen to me too. But I've been told that it has to do with the hardness of the materials and them not wanting to break it. I've seen PING clubs being bent and they definitely needed quite a bit more force to budge. If you're not confident in your tools or what will happen, I get that you won't do it.
On the other hand: a PING fitter should be able to help.
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Interesting. With that little notch thing on the hosel I would have thought they are easier to bend. I'll call around and see what can be done. I don't want to be without my clubs for 3 weeks at the start of the season.
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The problem I see with the notch is that I'd think it makes the stress on the club distributed unevenly compared to one without it and actually more prone to breaking at those points
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I have no idea. I'm going to contact Ericsons Golf I think he will be able to do it without any issue.
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From my understanding, ping just doesn't let them do it. I think it might have something to do with their color code in a way. I had some blue dot irons, and after they adjusted them they also painted the dot black.
From my understanding, ping just doesn't let them do it. I think it might have something to do with their color code in a way. I had some blue dot irons, and after they adjusted them they also painted the dot black.
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Well that's no good I like the paint fill I put on them. haha