Unless you are lined up with your feet dead in line with the target, in which case it's the perfect draw, coz you're lined up to the right anyway.
Just being devil's advocate, btw.
Yours, a rather pedantic, CH
Unless you are lined up with your feet dead in line with the target, in which case it's the perfect draw, coz you're lined up to the right anyway.
Just being devil's advocate, btw.
Yours, a rather pedantic, CH
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Unless you are lined up with your feet dead in line with the target, in which case it's the perfect draw, coz you're lined up to the right anyway.
Just being devil's advocate, btw.
Yours, a rather pedantic, CH
If your feet are aimed at the target and the ball starts out to the right then it's a pushdraw. Some might also argue that if the ball starts right of your intended target and draws back a little then it's a push-draw, regardless of where you were aiming because your lower and upper body might not match alignments so you take the shot as the 'intended shot', eg: Nicklaus' "fade" which was more of a push-slice considering his alignment.
Unless you are lined up with your feet dead in line with the target, in which case it's the perfect draw, coz you're lined up to the right anyway.
Just being devil's advocate, btw.
Yours, a rather pedantic, CH
If your feet are aimed at the target and the ball starts out to the right then it's a pushdraw. Some might also argue that if the ball starts right of your intended target and draws back a little then it's a push-draw, regardless of where you were aiming because your lower and upper body might not match alignments so you take the shot as the 'intended shot', eg: Nicklaus' "fade" which was more of a push-slice considering his alignment.
I'm assuming for the sake of this discusssion that
A)'the ball starts out to the right' means to the right of target, IE where you are aiming, so it's not a push. Not to the right of the line of alignment, when it would be a push.
B)Lower and upper bodies might also be in alignment.
You didn't define your terms first, so I'm getting in with two workable definitions that prove that, irrespective of me being right or wrong, I am definately a pedant.
And finally
C) I like words having triple sss in the middle of them. It loooks coool.
Parmo
Tour Winner
Question for Bobmac:-
Do you always wear ladies underwear on the course?
Do you always wear ladies underwear on the course?
bobmac
Major Champion
Only if I'm playing Smiffy for money.
Puts him off every time
Puts him off every time
vig
Tour Winner
Looking at his sig pic Bob, i'm not sure it would. He only paid a fiver for that escortOnly if I'm playing Smiffy for money.
Puts him off every time
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
I don't think underwear will put someone off who is already wearing a pink thong...
Smiffy getting ready.....
Smiffy getting ready.....
