SLICE AND ANTI HOOK DRIVER SETUPS // Never Slice Again! 

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I'd love to know this; as my miss is definitely a hook with driver.

They have done that - you will need to search in their videos list. They show the type of driver you need when you have a negative AoA.

They can (and I imagine they did) but doing so also changes the lie and face angles. There's only so much you can do with the adjustment sleeve, sometimes you just need the metal (or carbon) itself to be set at a different loft.

Dropping it down to 9% will open the face more

Can they offset open face from lower loft with draw+ setting?

Would be good to see the outcome of using the loft sleeve to 9deg (I know it opens the face) then stack other adjustments on that (for fader). Great video. I use G425 SFT which has made a huge difference to my ball flight though it isn’t the longest driver.

@@anthonyfarmer8387 agreed!

Try the ping g430 SFT and I bet you can’t slice it . I have both the SFT and max and there is a huge difference

I would think it becomes a heavy fade or slice machine at that setting.

Draw bias drivers add a ton of spin, might not be a viable option. There may be a couple of heads that work but ego does crazy things to humans😂

@@mishaelvillalvazo6055those last few words are key talking about ego. Someone who struggles with fades/slices should not be in a TSR3 8° which I believe is what he was playing. The 8° and low spin head are counterintuitive to what he’s trying to accomplish. The lower loft and lower spin are going to make that ball curve so much more. It’s spinning high and coming out high because the club face is open, that’s all

Lower spin causes a ball to curve more? Incorrect!!!!

@@lutaayawamala perspective maybe? The lower the backspin a driver offers, the more sidespin can take over the spin profile and cause the ball to curve left and right. If backspin is more prominent, sidespin doesn’t take over as quickly.

@@lutaayawamala previous reply is correct. Lower spin heads provide less BACKSPIN, while side spin is probably the same or even more. That’s why these drivers are described as “workable”.

Sure, but fader Joe ran out of golf balls by the 12th hole and had to walk back to the clubhouse. The whole experience ruined his weekend. 😔

Your comments are interesting. Seems like all this analysis can over complicate things. No doubt. However, I’m just getting back into golf in a serious manner after taking 20 years off after I pivoted to fencing as my main sport. What really intrigues me now is I can do individual practice sessions and get immediate feedback from a launch monitor. As an example, years ago on the driving range hitting buckets of balls I really struggled discerning if the slice/hook was from club path or club face angle. I really struggled with body awareness to figure that out. Took lessons which helped but after the lessons fell back into old habit patterns. Now after a lesson I can combine launch monitor with simulator to repeat some of the actions from the lesson and check club path against face angle and make an adjustment on my next shot. That’s just one example. There is probably a middle way between over analysis and being too much in your head versus connecting with your body and letting things flow. Probably each individual needs to find the sweet spot. Sounds like you found yours which is great!

They aren't teachers. They're club fitters. Just staying in their lane. But yes I agree that lessons/fitting can be used in conjunction to make a ton of difference.

Ian addressed that directly, in the closing minutes of the video.

It's an experiment ffs😂😂 they are just showing what can be done

Being a clubfitter myself for a long time, you will deal with customers, who just want to play golf and abandoned lessons years ago. They won’t change their swing, so you as a fitter take over and do the damage control. Sometimes, it’s an SFT doing the trick, next time it’s a Tripple Diamond. Whatever gets the player to be more confident and swing without fear.

My observation was specific to those who are far less competent than those who were demonstrating that they wanted to tweak a minor left/right dispersion, ball flight, spin rate, etc.. Yes, a tweak to a driver for these issues are a reasonable solution. However, significant left/right dispersions can’t be mitigated by the best club fitter on the planet. A better solution would be that the fitter recommend a do-over AFTER a lesson or two. If I missed the fitter recommending that…Oops! I also understand that some clients are so stubborn that they are committed to the fitting process no matter what; even after listening to the advice of a responsible fitter who would recommend the aforementioned.