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and with an "in to out" swing path will give me a fairly straight drive? generally speaking? I know if I set up fairly square and do the same I end of drawing more.

Yeah. It's all about the path and face angle of the clubhead. If you swing in-to-out and compensate by setting up open, you may end up swinging square.

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