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  iacas said:
Originally Posted by iacas

You can hit a push slice several ways (all numbers relative to the target, and relative to your stance if you're lining up parallel left of the target line):

a) clubface 5 degrees right of target, path 5 degrees left of target (out to in)

b) clubface 5 degrees right of target, path square to target (square)

c) clubface 10 degrees right of target, path 5 degrees right of target (in to out)


Looking at my videos, which do you think is most likely?


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  chrismyates said:
Originally Posted by chrismyates

Looking at my videos, which do you think is most likely?

You tell me... ;-)

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  iacas said:
Originally Posted by iacas

You tell me... ;-)

With those specific screenshots I guess it looks out to in. Am I right? I must have the face really open if that's the case.


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