Would you consider..
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User20205
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It's worth doing in the case of drivers, but only if you can guarantee the strike 100% of the time. You pull out your fade driver but hit a massive snap hook 
that's where it would fall down for me.
I've never heard of it with putters, it would come down to practice and feel with one IMO.
that's where it would fall down for me. I've never heard of it with putters, it would come down to practice and feel with one IMO.
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It's worth doing in the case of drivers, but only if you can guarantee the strike 100% of the time. You pull out your fade driver but hit a massive snap hook
I've never heard of it with putters, it would come down to practice and feel with one IMO.
You mean you can't hit a fade or snap hook with your putter?
I thought you were good
User20205
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You mean you can't hit a fade or snap hook with your putter?
I thought you were good
You must be confusing me with someone else. I can slice and hook my putter but since I became an aimpointer I favour a baby draw
HomerJSimpson
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These days absolutely not. In the old days I had (before we had gap wedges, hybrids etc) I had an old 8 iron I used at Wimbledon COmmon as there were a lot of stony lies around and it was ideal for just getting it back in play and I wasn't too fussed if I got a ding in it
