Paul77
Challenge Tour Pro
I know scratch golfers that still struggle to draw/ fade the ball on demand . Kaymer tried to learn to hit a natural draw instead of a natural fade and completley lost his game , if you hit a fade just learn to use it on these holes , it'll be better in the long run instead of trying to shape the ball on different holes . Depends on your skill level I guess , but getting the ball going in the right direction is tough enough for anyone let alone intentionally shaping it to that position .
I'll likely continue on the course with the defacto standard fade for safety. The more I do it, the more comfy it'll feel. No harm in getting a wrench and playing about with it up at the range for kicks and giggles I guess. Will help with resale if I ever decide to punt it too.
I might come out my next lesson with a totally different mindset, who knows. It happened with my irons and Im hitting those very well now. I taught myself how to hit driver.