This was sent to me by a guy that visited my web site, wonder if
anyone can help him with this??
John
Thanks so much for replying to a
previous query. If you don't mind, I have another question for
you.
I recently had my swing tested.
My driver swing speed is 105, 2 degrees out-to-in, avg swing temp 1.3
sec.
According the clubmaker, because of
my out-to-in swingpath, the more closed the clubface angle is, the
more it will accentuate my slice/fade tendencies, and
he insisted I should have a square face angle, or
even slightly open. This seems counter-intuitive (I would
have assumed a closed clubface would result in a draw). He tried
to explain it to me--it had to do with the gear effect caused by the
manufactured horizontal bulge in the clubhead. I'm having a heck
of time trying to comprehend it--it's beyond me.
I don't expect you to try to explain
it to me in any detail. But I am looking simply to find
confirmation, or refutation, of his claim that a closed clubface
alignment, paired with my out-to-in swing path tendency, would
actually accentuate my slice/fade tendencies.
If correct, since most driver heads
are closed to some degree, I wonder how much of a closed face angle
could still be acceptable?
Really appreciate it.
- Jack Zylla
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Thanks!
John Muir
http://clubmaker-online.com
http://gripscience.com
http://elevongolf.com
810.923.7396
John Muir
http://clubmaker-online.com
http://gripscience.com
http://elevongolf.com
810.923.7396
