Oh there’s no doubt it effects consistency. That’s what drives me insane. I go from birdie to bogey that fast. I’m not talking small misses, i’m talking OB. My misses are strait pull left, no draw, just flat pulled. I’ve been fitted multiple times and i hit it fine on the range and in the shop.

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Posted by SamtheSham

In a greenside bunker

Member since Nov 2018

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Posted on 5/8/21 at 1:32 pm to TexasHand

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Oh there’s no doubt it effects consistency. That’s what drives me insane. I go from birdie to bogey that fast. I’m not talking small misses, i’m talking OB. My misses are strait pull left, no draw, just flat pulled. I’ve been fitted multiple times and i hit it fine on the range and in the

shop

That's because on the range and in the shop, because there are no consequences, you start your downswing with a weight shift to the left side and rotate the right side of the body to the target faster. That pull comes from pulling the arms down hard while your weight remains on the right foot. (assume you're right-handed).

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Posted by DeafVallyBatnR

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Posted on 5/9/21 at 11:23 pm to TexasHand

If you truly go birdie to bogey and your a decent golfer. The pull is from your right side coming through very strong. Or you open up your left side and you just pull the club left if you are a right hander.

Do this. Set up whatever way you want to. Find your target down the fairway and swing to the target. Do not pull to your left shoulder. If you are trying to draw the ball and you are pulling it aim up the right side or right of your target and swing to the target up the fairway.

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Posted by honeybadger07

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Posted on 5/12/21 at 9:10 pm to TexasHand

Inside out baw

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