Poll What ball flight do you fight?

[Williamevanl]

These days I fight a slice, if something goes wrong I hit a slice. I used to battle a pull slice which I hated even more. What about you guys?

[iacas]

Can't vote. I fight a push.

[bunkerputt]

When I first started golf, I fought a low pull-slice. Then I figured out how to close the clubface and turned it into a pull-hook. Then I figured out how to better swing the club coming more from the inside. The tendency now is to flatten the shaft a bit too much on my downswing resulting in a push hook. When I get quick with the shoulders from the top it turns back into a pull hook.

[James_Black]

With my driver I hit a slight draw.
With my irons I have both a pull and a push.

[mctaylor22]

My option ain't on there, I fight a push right. This really happens when i'm trying to play a draw off the teebox or on the fairway. I just leave the ball hanging right. If this starts to happen consistently during a round, I just start playing around with a powerfade.

[Grndslmhttr3]

I generally hit a very subtle fade; but on occasion I push fade.

[Williamevanl]

Can't vote. I fight a push.

Crap, I knew I forgot something. Hey you're in charge, fix it for me.

[Williamevanl]

With my driver I hit a slight draw.

Not to pick on you, but I was actually looking for what you don't want to hit but you hit anyway. My guess is you play a slight draw but don't fight one.

[GaijinGolfer]

Right now I tend to fight a hook. I used to fight a push, but I made some swing changes which caused me to start hitting a hook.
This has forced me to change to a weaker grip and Im still getting used to the different feel of my new grip.

[zeg]

You don't have mine either-- I fight a ball flight that's about 8 inches above the ground before skittering off into the underbrush.

[wedge player]

my main enemy is a pull hook.

[kennay92]

You don't have mine either-- I fight a ball flight that's about 8 inches above the ground before skittering off into the underbrush.

that would be a short distance "worm burner"

[mctaylor22]

You don't have mine either-- I fight a ball flight that's about 8 inches above the ground before skittering off into the underbrush.

Oh man, I laughed out loud when I read this. Funny as hell

[cody west]

i fight a slice that slices atleast 60-75 yards, its so bad i physically cant hit a hook off the tee, only with my driver i hit all my other clubs really strait

[bogeyhitter25]

My woods I hit dead straight. My irons tend to fall off to the left a yard or two. I can hit a soft fade, though.

[Williamevanl]

My woods I hit dead straight. My irons tend to fall off to the left a yard or two. I can hit a soft fade, though.

You fight a dead straight ball flight with your woods?

I was kind of asking what your miss was, you should have one, if you don't you should play in the PGA man. And seriously, where are all my pull slicers at? I seen dozens of them at the range.

[zeg]

Worm burners notwithstanding, I actually voted pull-hook. On the range, it's usually closer to a dead pull, but usually hooks if anything. On the course I more occasionally run into the pull slice, really only with my 5W.

[Paulbee]

Bad shot with driver is a hook. Doesn't happen too often now thankfully, but when I do get one pear shaped it's a hook.