Agent Jay
Grandaddy Alumni
Different is my take. Mainly because we're not taking a divot with the driver, and trying to get a 0 or + AOA with it. We with our irons, we're trying to strike down on the ball creating a divot.
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Different is my take. Mainly because we're not taking a divot with the driver, and trying to get a 0 or + AOA with it. We with our irons, we're trying to strike down on the ball creating a divot.
For sure that brings trouble. I know it well lol
Angle of AttackI have no idea what my AOA is, but when I start thinking it needs to be more on the plus side things get ugly.
Oh yes. Doesn't take much of miscue for me to fin a lot of it ha.
Different is my take. Mainly because we're not taking a divot with the driver, and trying to get a 0 or + AOA with it. We with our irons, we're trying to strike down on the ball creating a divot.
I don't feel like my swing is different from driver to irons. Mostly I think about where the ball is in stance and where my hands are at impact, and with driver I'm at or just in front of ball.
Because the longer driver accentuates swing flaws.Why do you think most golfers are slicing their driver but not the other clubs?
I'd venture a guess that MOI matching doesn't magically fix everyone's slice.MOI matching is nothing new, pretty sure Tom Wishon has been doing it for a long time. Just a different way to do it instead of swing weight.
I believe the biggest reason is loft. I also believe it is largely mental. A lot of golfers grab the big dog and try to drive it eleventy billion yardsBecause the longer driver accentuates swing flaws.
The shorter wedges mask those same flaws.
I think it's naive to think equipment is the only answer, and swing flaws aren't an issue.
I agree, there is no magic. Just simple physics. I do not know why, but physics is pretty much ignored in the golf industry. The advantage of having a matched set of clubs is that you then only have to ingrain one swing that can be applied to all your clubs. This happens at a subconscious level, commonly referred to as muscle memory. When your clubs are not matched your brain has to store 13 sets of muscle memories, one for each club. It is difficult for the brain to recall any such set of muscle memory on command. The game becomes so much easier when you only have one swing to learn and practice.
but physics is pretty much ignored in the golf industry.
Different is my take. Mainly because we're not taking a divot with the driver, and trying to get a 0 or + AOA with it. We with our irons, we're trying to strike down on the ball creating a divot.
I think that what most describe as different is in fact the point you are trying to get accross... as you say the action is the same, but feels different due to setup changes and length of shaftI need to know for those that have two different swings, how exactly do the swing differ?
I said it was different at first. Thinking back about it and your comments...I need to get to the range. Maybe tomorrow. I know I set up different spine angle wise...even head placement. Could be a reason I hit it so high (for me) aside from several other issues. I think those are the major thoughts for me as to why I said different.I need to know for those that have two different swings, how exactly do the swing differ?