http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande Golf Equipment for the Lefty Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:20:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande/comment-page-1#comment-71 Flatstick Mon, 13 Apr 2009 11:29:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande#comment-71 Yes if struck properly the left handed draw clubs should have a ball flight of left to right.<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes if struck properly the left handed draw clubs should have a ball flight of left to right.
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]]> http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande/comment-page-1#comment-70 duckinhimer Mon, 13 Apr 2009 11:15:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande#comment-70 if there draw irons the the lefty ones should still be set up for a draw, try turning you left hand over a little bit<br><b>References : </b><br> if there draw irons the the lefty ones should still be set up for a draw, try turning you left hand over a little bit
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]]> http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande/comment-page-1#comment-69 DJ Yoshi Mon, 13 Apr 2009 10:49:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedgolf.net/left-handed-golf-irons/i-am-left-handed-and-about-2-buy-r7-draw-irons-it-promotes-a-draw-will-the-clubs-make-it-go-right-lefthande#comment-69 I never liked the idea that the club-makers produced clubs to make the ball draw. It MIGHT help eliminate your slice, BUT I'd say work on the swing to eliminate the slice instead of buying a club set that will make the ball draw. Try coming out with a more shallow take away and set up the ball more towards the back of your stance. Also a lot of the time people slice is b/c they setup away from their target line. if you're setup too open, you'll be forced to come across your body and promote a slice. You can also try a stronger grip (turning your left hand in this case more over the top to make sure the "v" your thumb and index finger makes points upwards parallel with the V your right hand makes. But to answer the question, the draw clubs MIGHT work. I spoke to 1 of my friends that work at a manufacturer and he claims they only help so much. If it's a CRAZY slice, then it won't really do anything. It's more in the swing.<br><b>References : </b><br> I never liked the idea that the club-makers produced clubs to make the ball draw. It MIGHT help eliminate your slice, BUT I'd say work on the swing to eliminate the slice instead of buying a club set that will make the ball draw. Try coming out with a more shallow take away and set up the ball more towards the back of your stance. Also a lot of the time people slice is b/c they setup away from their target line. if you're setup too open, you'll be forced to come across your body and promote a slice. You can also try a stronger grip (turning your left hand in this case more over the top to make sure the "v" your thumb and index finger makes points upwards parallel with the V your right hand makes. But to answer the question, the draw clubs MIGHT work. I spoke to 1 of my friends that work at a manufacturer and he claims they only help so much. If it's a CRAZY slice, then it won't really do anything. It's more in the swing.
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