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So the honeymoon is over? 😆 I've been in the same space as you for a long time, so hoping this latest experiment might push me toward actually using a driver instead of my 3w/mini.

100% a scam. What email address were you using to communicate? The link they sent is a website they built to take your money...I'd bet a mortgage payment on it. *edit - these are the payment options on his website:

In no small part because in order to hit a "straight" drive, you need a square face angle and 0 degree swing path. If you have a slightly open face angle and a 0 degree path, push-fade. If you have a slightly closed face angle and a 0 degree path, pull-draw. Visually: That's the 2-way miss that no one can be consistent with. A stock shot shape provides your tee shot a margin for error and still miss in the same way.

Sounds like you don't have a consistent, end-over-end roll. That's the first thing you need to fix. This is a long-ish thread, but has been invaluable to improving my putting. And @Obee is always good about answering any questions (and support!!!) along the way. Something to check is your setup. I was a "have to have your eyes over the ball" guy forever. Found this video a while ago and that changed how I set up, how my putter is configured (flatter), and how I approach reading putts. Got a SAM lab fitting and also found my stroke needs significantly less loft than standard to get the right trajectory to start the putt. I've gone from averaging 35.x putts per round to around 32. Doesn't sound like much...but it's a lot.

I have raw Mizunos (T24) that I love enough I bought a backup set in case they go away.

No, but off to YouTube to find that 🙂