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Sadly you are 100% right that swing was garbage 😂. The GT is a great club though.

Hey, thank for the feedback, by way of a comparison I did hit the Callaway max the other day and imo I found it spun to much (was spinning over 3000) and had to much draw bias in it for my eye and my game. That said we are all different and there’s no such thing as a bad these days so I’d advise people to go with what feels right for them. I personally preferred the TD to the max as it gave me more workability but really appreciate the comment and the feed back.

Thanks for the comment glad you find it helpful, there’s loads more games on toptracer which can help your game.

No worries mate try before you buy as we all have different needs when it comes to driver but glad I was able to help and it is a fab driver.

Hi Dean, you are correct you wouldn’t open the face right up as you would do on a green side shot. I would make sure you select the right club that will comfortably clear the lip on the bunker though. So my thought process is always what is the club needed to reach the green, then can I hit that club from that lie and clear the lip, if not then select a club where you can clear the lip and end up in a good position for your next shot. Too many people try and be a hero and end up staying in the trap.

Hey James that’s great to hear am so pleased you are finding it useful. There’s some great new stuff coming soon but always keen to understand what people want to see?

The sound of the ball being hit could be a great ASMR video 😂

So if a bunker is hard and compact you would need to be careful about using too much bounce. I would keep the face more square and use more leading edge. It would mean a more precise contact is needed but if you open the face and use too much bounce then this could just “bounce” the club over the ball if it’s that hard and cause bad contact. So play around with a more square club face.

@@ElliottStubbs glad it’s worked for you simple feels can make a massive difference love that it’s worked for you

@@ElliottStubbs hey thanks for the feedback. I currently have a 3-4 year old epic speed in my bag but am def looking to upgrade it to something new soon. I’m quite precious with drivers and will only swap mine out for something that makes a big difference and looks and feels great.

@@ElliottStubbs hey thanks for the message love to hear you are enjoying the content. There’s some more great stuff coming. Anything you would like to see?

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Thanks @glorious28

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@@ElliottStubbs Alignemnt sticks are a great training aid I use mine for so much. I’d def recommend getting some. Thanks for the feedback on the video. Got some more great content coming soon.

@@sethcohen3810 hey, good to meet you today thanks for subscribing I hope you enjoy the content.

@@Keyur904 Thanks for the comment on the video and I am glad you enjoyed it.

@@davidlynch1958 no worries thanks for watching glad I was able to help

Hey thanks for the comment. I’ve never used the gem training aid but my understanding is that it trains a release of the club face to help square it up at impact. My personal preference is for the club face to match the spine angle rather than be toe up, for me this is square.I would always look to fundamentals prior to using training aids, mainly grip in the case of a slicer. That said used correctly training aids can work. I use the straightaway by Leadbetter with some of my students to train the takeaway feel. Happy to take a look, if you follow me on Skillest you get a free analysis.

Thanks for the subscription appreciate it. Look forward to creating more great content

Thanks bud, glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks Dean.

Thank you