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Date Posted: 21:49:11 10/11/01 Thu
Author: John Reid
Subject: Re: New clubs
In reply to: Carl 's message, "New clubs" on 15:47:14 10/11/01 Thu

>I have recently started learning the natural golf
>swing

Before you buy new clubs, make sure you have grooved the NG swing.

Go to a club maker and have him give you the test for lie. You will hit several clubs off a marked mat and he will be able to tell if your lie should be adjusted, and by how much. He should also know if your clubs are cabable of being altered by that amount.

You should get bigger grips - there are several suggestions on this board for that - and that is very important.

John Reid

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