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**ANCETPYNCTEXT** · 01-07-2012, 08:50 PM

Actually the curvature of the ball is determined by the how open or closed the face of the club is relative to the path. You can have an inside path and hit a fade or even slice if the face is open relative to the path. It would be a push fade instead of an over the top pull fade. May seem like minutia, but you can have a club face open to the target, but closed to the path of the club and hit a push draw.

This is 100% true, I was just trying to not complicate things at the start. It's easier said than done, but if you have the face square to the target at the start of the swing and then you keep it square throughout the swing, it will be square to the path and then your path will determine the curvature.

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ANCETPYNCTEXT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 405 Senior Member	Actually the curvature of the ball is determined by the how open or closed the face of the club is relative to the path. You can have an inside path and hit a fade or even slice if the face is open relative to the path. It would be a push fade instead of an over the top pull fade. May seem like minutia, but you can have a club face open to the target, but closed to the path of the club and hit a push draw. This is 100% true, I was just trying to not complicate things at the start. It's easier said than done, but if you have the face square to the target at the start of the swing and then you keep it square throughout the swing, it will be square to the path and then your path will determine the curvature.
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