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Originally Posted by johnhw Because :
1. It loses distance
2. I don't like aiming left and having to judge amount of fade.
3. It looks better if its straight |
Its all a matter of opinion I guess:
1. The guy who won the Phoenix Open was hitting the ball a country mile and he played a fade. What are we talking about distance wise 15, 20 yards?
2. Aiming down the left and fading takes the trouble on the right out of the equation. If its a consistent fade it shouldn't take much judging.
3. Possibly. I have an inconsistent BIG fade (ok its a slice waiting to happen
] but I'd have thought a controlled, repeatable fade would look just fine from where I was teeing off.