BAD SHOT FIXES » Fairway

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BAD SHOT FIXES from the Fairway

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In this section, we are going to address the not-so-pretty shots from the fairway, including THIN & FAT and NO DISTANCE culprits.

THIN & FAT: The fairway leaves little room for error. Topped, chunked, ducked, and worm-burners fill the fairways, but not for long! In this section, we will address the main culprits of these dreaded shots.

NO DISTANCE: Balls that go nowhere from the fairway are quite frustrating. We’ll cover two main areas of culprits: Backswing and downswing no-no’s. Our goal is to get you on that green in regulation {GIR}.

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A mis-matched set-up can send your ball violently to the right.

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If your club strikes the ball on the hosel, what is typically the result?

The ball pops straight up into the air, going nowhere.

The ball tends to shoot violently to the right.

The ball curves low left, often landing in the rough.

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