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It is a hard thing to describe but for me a flush shot feels like the ball launches with less effort. Obviously I don’t get that feeling very often.

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4 hours ago, boogielicious said:

It is a hard thing to describe but for me a flush shot feels like the ball launches with less effort. Obviously I don’t get that feeling very often.

On the occasion that I pull off a nice shot, it feels effortless, and you know at impact its going to do what you wanted it to do. Feels like butter. 

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A pured golf shot is the perfect sensation of buttery soft contact as if the ball was barely there. It’s one of the best feelings on the golf course for about five seconds, right up until the point when you realize you airmailed the green and probably put the ball into a penalty area because you were playing for a mishit.

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