wilwin
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I have this debate with my friend and told him that it's better to miss (right handed golfer) right than left because the side spin keeps the the ball from going too far off. I also think if you slice, the ball flight is more predictable, whereas if you hook or pull the ball, you don't know if it's going 50 yards or 250 yards.
The irony is that when I started the game, I wished so badly that I could take the right side of the course out of play. Now, I fear hooking or pulling the ball more than I ever feared missing right.
When on the course and your shot is going one way, how do you go about fixing it? And what if you don't know if it's going right or left?
The irony is that when I started the game, I wished so badly that I could take the right side of the course out of play. Now, I fear hooking or pulling the ball more than I ever feared missing right.
When on the course and your shot is going one way, how do you go about fixing it? And what if you don't know if it's going right or left?