Some visitors have suggested that they can hit some of their clubs with good distance but that others seem not to go as far as they should. One possible explanation is that the clubs in question do not have the same specifications as the clubs that work well (the frequency, or shaft flex, being of primary concern). This is a fairly easy thing to check. Visit a reputable club fitting professional or clubmaker near you to have your clubs tested (in particular, shaft frequency) to see if that could be the problem. Though it is only one potential explanation, it is common. Golf swing and short game techniques are covered in detail in my books, "The Your Golf series," shown in the graphic above (and a couple to the right). And I work with golfers of all skill levels on all areas of their games (individually or in small groups of friends, family, co-workers, etc.) in my Private "Golf Schools."
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