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Usually i just work them around so theyre fully loose, try to pick and scrape off any epoxy residueso theyll re-seat correctly and put a dab of epoxy on them. I give the head a good crank though to make sure its not the head coming loose. Its happened before

If your irons are too upright, and long, you could hit pulls. The more toe up your irons are at impact, the more the club face points left, (for a right hander) sending the ball in the same direction. A longer club could promote a flatter swing plane which could produce an in to out path producing a right to left curvature. Get fit for length and lie angle is probably what you should do

Well, a fat grip would make it harder to release in theory which would mean you wouldnt dump your angles into the ground before the ball, but hands are only part of the equation to low point control. If your pressure was stuck on trail side you could also struggle with fats. Id say its also possible that if a grip was too big, one could have issues holding the club properly and you might feel like you sorta have to release early. Theres a million reasons why a grip could cause issues, and probably just as many that arent really related to your big grip. Just change out the grip and see