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Old 06-01-2008, 05:03 PM
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Lost Hieght

I used to use a 7.5 degree (4 years ago) and launch over trees when needed. Now I use a 10.5 and can't get half the hieght. The old would be high and go 250- 300 and now its a low liner that goes 250-300 after roll. If years ago i would've used a 10.5 degree it would fly 250 and check up do to EXTREME hieght.

I hit a high ball with irons (higher then most) and long.... 4 = 240 8= 175 so a driver only going 250 at times also puzzles me.

This trouble has to be in my swing but I've tried several things, clubs and balls with no change. My 7.5 now tunnels when hit.

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Re: Lost Hieght

You are probably striking the ball low down on the face, try using some impact tape or spray to check. Experiment with ball position and tee height.
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