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| I want to stop pulling the ball Face angle: 1 degree more open than the previous face angle for each 5-7 yards of pull to be corrected. Lie: Lie should be fit in one of two dynamic fitting methods to be correct for the golfer. If the golfer pulls the ball, look to make the clubs more flat than what they are, especially in the middle and short irons, where the greater loft magnifies the pull problem for each degree the clubs are too upright for the player. SwingWeight: At least a 3-5 point increase if swingweight of previous clubs is believed too low for the strength of the player (3 for steel, 5 for graphite). Shaft weight/total weight: If previous clubs are believed too light in total weight for the player, try to increase the swingweight by at least 3-5 points. If swingweight is already at normal to high range, increase shaft weight by at least 30-40g. Grip size: Grip size should be comfortable for the golfer regardless of the distance from fingertips to heel of the hand. |
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