WoodbridgeGolf37
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I've struggled with flipping and the "lefts" my entire golfing life. I assumed that I was a below-planer. I bought NHA and COFF and shot my best round in 10 years. Since that round, I've struggled to recreate those results (particularly with my irons). The hooks began to creep in again and I wasn't compressing the ball.
I had recently purchased a new set of sticks, so I thought I would get the lie angle checked. I felt like I was swinging very well, but the impact tape showed a different story. I was making contact towards the heel or in the center of the clubface...but the sole was striking WAY OUT on the toe every time.
The club fitter said I was "swinging over the top", but I've read enough threads on this site and watched NHA enough to know that this often a stock answer. I am really working on swinging left, but can't figure out why turf-club contact is always occurring on the toe...
Is there any explanation for this phenomenon? Any help/ideas would be GREATLY appreciated.
I had recently purchased a new set of sticks, so I thought I would get the lie angle checked. I felt like I was swinging very well, but the impact tape showed a different story. I was making contact towards the heel or in the center of the clubface...but the sole was striking WAY OUT on the toe every time.
The club fitter said I was "swinging over the top", but I've read enough threads on this site and watched NHA enough to know that this often a stock answer. I am really working on swinging left, but can't figure out why turf-club contact is always occurring on the toe...
Is there any explanation for this phenomenon? Any help/ideas would be GREATLY appreciated.