Fix Your Slice With Driver | Best Way To Create Draw Bias With Driver
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2021
- Are you one of thousands of golfers trying to fix your slice with driver? At 2nd Swing, we've found that in many cases, the best way to fix your slice with driver could be a simple adjustment to the loft and lie settings.
In this video, 2nd Swing master fitter Jackie Johnson and content specialist Drew Mahowald test a few different methods of creating draw bias to help you fix your slice with driver without changing your swing. Is it worth it to get a draw bias clubhead? Or can you create more draw bias with the adjustable hosel settings?
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Very interesting, a little more loft at 90mph swing speed is not a bad idea . Great job Jackie and Drew .
Thanks for watching! I agree more loft is your friend for golfers that don't have as much club speed. It is easier to turn the ball over right to left with more loft - Thomas
i bought a 9 degree head and bumped it up to 11 degrees. I find more fairways and I actually hit the ball further being able to keep the ball in the air longer. I have a 95-100 mph swing speed here.
Great video. I also hit the Sim Max even though I have a TSR 2 and a Cobra Jet I still get more distance from the Sim Max. I have the exact same outcomes as Jackie with the Sim Max. Tried higher loft settings got straight pulls. I have a natural fade also so I’ve found the standard setting is best. IMO the Sim Max is the best driver head Taylor Made has produced to date.
Excellent video . I need help thinking of a 9* head in draw head lofting up 1 or 2 *
So if I adjusted loft higher combined with a fade adjustment, that would be closer to square strike, correct? Good video.
Should try this test with someone who only slices the ball, and try it with the Ping G425 series drivers as they are supposed to be the best at draw biased drivers.
Lighter shaft can help get the club head through as well as counterbalanced shaft. The club head gets through and closes the face. Weighting should be centered in the back of the driver head for best moi. I’m not a fan of weighting the heel to help close the face with shaft/wrist rotation. It reduces the stability of the club face. With the driver, club face stability is the key to consistency. Any degree off can be the difference between fairway and behind a tree. You don’t want a club face that closes fast. You’ll slice one shot and duck hook the next. Having a shallow swing is important to create a stable club face that closes with the club path. It also helps produce an ascending hit on the ball. That allows you to use a lower lofted driver and put more energy into the ball. In conclusion, buy a normal driver and get good.
Love your content addressing a lot of things we wonder about but just dont have the type of access you do to experiment with gear.
Thank you for the feedback! Please let us know if there are any specific video ideas or topics you'd like us to cover!
I have a question for you no one else can answer ... taylormade loft sleeve... if you use a left handed sleeve on a right golfer does it work opposite? Meaning opening the club face would increase loft and closing the face would decrease loft. Normally, opening decrease loft and closing adds loft - with a right handed loft sleeve for a right handed golfer
Hello, What shaft flex would Jackie be using.
Regular flex maybe even ladies flex
She is using a Fujikura Ventus Red shaft. Lowest flex it comes in is Regular.
i find that adjusting my driver for draw bias without moving my target line right gives me the the exact same results. So, i just move my target line to the right when i make the draw adjustment. Bingo.
I bought draw biased equipment for years. All it did was bandaid my shitty swing. Once I fixed my swing I would get monster hooks with the draw biased equipment, dropped another $1200 on new clubs. Lesson learned, fix your swing instead of buying gimmicky equipment
What did you end up getting
@@Butlerwilliamp1986 ping g425 stiff irons
I'm confused by this test, no offense to Jackie but she's literally pulling every drive, so unsure what the outcome of this test is supposed to show?
I don’t get it they all were a draw?
You should’ve used a tester who consistently sucks (like me) instead of someone who hits it consistently like the young gal here. If you can fix my all over the place hits and get it to go one direction then you know your test was successful and doing these adjustments work.
Not sure, what imo would be a best test an iron Byron? The only change would be adjustment as the swing would be precise?
If you consistently suck then maybe work on your swing with a $20 driver instead of wasting money on good technology
Which means, most ot these drivers and settings are a placebo. How you feel and slight tuning. Hitting 5 shots with each means nothing. It's the skill of the player. ("Professional" for money is a different story.) [Most humans lose money playing golf.] I like the feel of my drivers and the pretty color coordination
The intentions of this video were good but the actual execution was flawed. If you're going to adjust the hozzle to raise the lie angle, it will naturally close the face by approx 2 degrees or approx 4 degrees at the highest setting. Unless you're going to square the club face to the target at address, of course the shot is going to go to the left...you've just closed the club face. If you leave the club to setting on the ground at it's balance point, the face will be closed. She really needed to address the ball properly by aligning the face to the target and the shots would have been straighter.
Thanks for watching. You bring up a great point adjusting the hosel opens or closes the clubface. Would be best to put some time into club path and alignment to get the ball straighter yet still have the change with a closed setting to draw the ball. - Thomas
She don't have a slice
Blah, blah, blah just go to the point and that is all
She hits a good one 205 yards carry lmfao. Here i am as an Amateur and complain all the time about my drives not going further than a 250 carry
Not everyone has club speed which is why we have different contributors with different speeds for golfers to relate to. - Thomas
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This does not tell you how fix your slice and is basically click bait.