I had something like this happen to me. I was hitting my driver well, but my irons were struggling. I changed my swing on my irons and started hitting them really well, enough to where I had to rethink my club choices on yardages, however, my Drive started to struggle. I got a tip from a friend that plays college golf. He had me tuck my back elbow in and flatten out my backswing a little bit. It really helped to get my drives more consistently straight.Terry_Tate;1442861 wrote:Question for the swing experts on here. I have made a stance adjustment this year(straightening my back) and have a much better feel and consistency to my swing this year, and am killing my irons, but my 3 wood and driver have developed a decent slice and have weak distance. I feel like my irons have good distance (PW-135, 9-145, 8-155, 7-165, 6-180) without trying to murder the ball (hit an 8-iron 170 when trying to murder it) and hit them dead straight but can't get my woods straight or have good distance. I've tried stance, where I'm teeing the ball, hips, hands, and can't seem to fix it. The only thing that makes sense now is that I have a regular shaft on both and maybe need a stiff shaft since my swing has improved and is faster. Does that seem possible? I'm completely lost as to why I can't hit a good tee shot anymore.
Edit: I'm not going to go out and buy a driver with a stiff flex as I can borrow one from a few of my friends and test it out, but can't play until probably Sunday and wanted to see if my thought process made sense.
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