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| Had a chat with a guy that repairs and sets up clubs for you, he said that I should visit his workshop and measure my swing to see why am hitting short drives he said it could be my shaft is wrong and would sort it out for me in 1hr, what do you guys think should I visit him or not. |
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ive booked a fitting for my driver as i think i can eek a little more distance out of my swing, fitting is the only way to get the optimum set up |
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Go see him. Make note of the following: How he determines your swing speed, launch angle, ball speed and spin What he tells you about your current swing and equipment What he recommends Report back! (At the very least, it's good to know your ball speed, launch angle and spin rate numbers. Even if you never see this guy again, you've got your pertinent information for a driver fitting). |
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| Re: Good or Bad idea Quote:
My shed has 2 launch monitors. |
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| Re: Good or Bad idea I'd be more worried about him wanting to try his shaft in my deep bore! |