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Old 09-25-2006, 12:44 AM
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is it a hard and fast rule that your ball position with driver has to be well forward in the stance?
im right side dominant could it be slices are caused by ball being in the wrong place?
how far back towards centre would i be able to place the ball without having further problems?
i checked my fundamentals and they were correct so how is it im slicing and fading.
just cant get driver set up nailed on
any help appreciated
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Re: right side dominant
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is it a hard and fast rule that your ball position with driver has to be well forward in the stance?
im right side dominant could it be slices are caused by ball being in the wrong place?
how far back towards centre would i be able to place the ball without having further problems?
i checked my fundamentals and they were correct so how is it im slicing and fading.
just cant get driver set up nailed on
any help appreciated
the bottom of your swing arc is right about the left arm pit. so the driver should be around there or a little forward. if you put it there and still slice I would look at grip strength your release or swing path issues
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