bentur123

i guesse that your the only one that can tell us if your nervous or not on the course. But i think it is alot easier to hit straight shots on the range and many peopel find this to be the case. The main reasons i can think why this would happen is that as your repeating your swing over and over again at the range it helps to hit straigt as you can make minor adjustments for the swings that didnt go straight. Also alot of people tend to just it the ball straight down the range whereas on a course you very rarly aim down the tee it up in the middle of the tee box and hit down the middle of the fairway. This aiming to the left or right is harder to line up ( or i find it is) and this can lead to the ball not going straight

Im having real trouble shaping the ball at the moment, I can get the ball flight (draw/fade) but the ball doesnt land where my club face is aiming, it seems to start on the line of my club and curl from there. Could this be because the club is not swing along the line om my feet in the backswing, as it does feel like im making the sam backswing as in I would in a normal swing just with the club face more open of closed cheers Ben

both are genuises in there respected sport, i dont think one is neccesarily better than the other as achiving these feat in any sport is amazing

it is essential to hit the ball first and then the ground, if your out on the course try sticking a tee into the ground next to the ball your about to hit then see where your divot is in relation to the tee this will give you a good idea if your gettign a clean contact

this problem could be due to not transfering weight properly to your front foot, if you work on that then the problem may be solved

i have a problem with hittign fades and draws, I can get the shape of the flight, but the ball doent start out in line with my feet and finish where my club is aiming. It seems to start where my ckub is aiming and curl from there can anyone help with this problem