It’s crazy how big of a difference what grip you have on your clubs can have, good and bad! Listen to my cautionary tale below and don’t be like me 😅

Look at your shoulders when the club is parallel in the downswing. Are they shut, neutral, or open. This will determine path. I usually play to a 2 degree in out on my irons. Observe my shoulder alignment below ⬇️

Nothing better than having an amazing practice session where you feel like the drills and work you’re doing has actually brought you close to where you want to be. Truth be told this is probably the first season I’ve ever gone into feeling confident and comfortable out of the gate. Wishing the same for all my fellow dudes 🙏🏻

Hi all, In the last few months I have participated in both a club fitting and a ball fitting exercise. Was helpful and interesting. The biggest impact was the club fitting exercise. They worked with different lies, shafts, grips. I ended up with some clubs that really feel better in my hands and I swing better. It added a decent amount of distance and more consistency. Do not get me wrong you have to get a good consistent swing or it does not matter what you buy, but it certainly does help. The ball fitting was informative, I learned a lot about ball spin and landing angle. They recommended a ball with more spin for me to get a little more stick on the greens with my medium to short irons If you never have done this try it out!

I like @Jacob Erwin ’s post and thought I’d roll with a similar idea. What’s your favourite club(s) you guys have in the bag that will be hard to get out? For me, I am In love with Titleist hybrids and woods. I think they are unicorns! Won’t be ditching my TSR2 3HY or GT1 3W anytime soon. Here’s the HY off the deck numbers ⬇️