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LMAO!!

I just thought I'd try explaining it a slightly different way.
Is it roughly right Bob?
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Some people need to remember what their handicap is and the aim of the game is enjoyment!
I'll type this slowly as I know some of you cant read very quickly
If you want to move the ball left to right (for a right hander) to land in the middle of the green, aim your body AND your club face left of the green.
Then swing out to in.
That will create the side spin to move the ball in the air to land on the green.
The more you swing out to in the more side spin you'll get the more you have to aim left.
If you open the face as well. the ball will start where the face is pointing (middle of the green) and then move more to the right.
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Some people need to remember what their handicap is and the aim of the game is enjoyment!
I have to agree with Crawford. I find it hard enough trying to get the shots going predominantly straight or moving the same way everytime. Whilst it would be nice to move the ball both ways at will, it is one (two if you count a draw and a fade) to worry about. I have a rough idea on how to get the ball moving left to right and vice versa should I feel brave enough to try the shot (I have more chance of hooking than ever slicing) but would only consider that in extreme cases (need to make a par at the last say and blocked off the tee).
Trying to keep the game as simple as possible and focussing on keeping it straight and in play will surely give more satisfaction and better results
I'll type this slowly as I know some of you cant read very quickly
If you want to move the ball left to right (for a right hander) to land in the middle of the green, aim your body AND your club face left of the green.
Then swing out to in.
That will create the side spin to move the ball in the air to land on the green.
The more you swing out to in the more side spin you'll get the more you have to aim left.
If you open the face as well. the ball will start where the face is pointing (middle of the green) and then move more to the right.
Everyone ok with that?![]()
With you up to 'i'll type this slowly'.
Am i addressing the ball with my shoulders hips and feet open in relation to the left side of the green so? And the club face at the left side of the green?
Am i addressing the ball with my shoulders hips and feet open in relation to the left side of the green so? And the club face at the left side of the green?
Ok, imagine your body points left edge of the left hand bunker, the clubface points on a parallel line so right side of the bunker and the swingpath goes left of the bunker, the ball will start roughly right side of the bunker and move to the right.
The reason for this is the clubface although pointing left of the flag its pointing right of the swingpath creating the side spin
So Kid where did you buy the sticks, could you not just have got a couple of bit of wavin pipe.
Can i also add that with a clubface square to the target, hitting the ball as much as 1 dimple away from the centre of the face is equivalent to having the clubface 1 degree off target, causing the ball to move offline..........
Thus explaining the reason why some players hit slightly out to in with the face slightly open and getting a draw flight. They consistently hit their shots towards the toe end of the club.I can't remember off the top of my head the guy that did the research and testing but have it written down in my office if anyones desperate to know............
I was watching an interesting programme last week about big bang theory, ie the something from nothing, verses the various other theories, ie a contracting universe that eventually exploded to create this one etc.
Anyway. It was easier to follow than this thread.![]()