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**brulpcoersero** · 09-30-2012, 09:01 AM

Old ball flight laws are not the shot shapes, but how people think you create them. The way people think that you should create a push-draw is to close your stance and aim your clubface at the target. This way, the ball will start where your stance is (to the right) and end up where your clubface is pointing (draw back to the left).

So that isn't what you should do? Are you saying that you should aim straight and swing inside out and close the clubface? That article is kind of confusing.

I'm no expert by any means, but I think the majority of pros (besides maybe Bubba) will use the "old laws" (as u say) and swing on plane and only change their set up angles/club face to produce more consistent shots.

09-30-2012, 09:01 AM	#24
brulpcoersero Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 394 Senior Member	Old ball flight laws are not the shot shapes, but how people think you create them. The way people think that you should create a push-draw is to close your stance and aim your clubface at the target. This way, the ball will start where your stance is (to the right) and end up where your clubface is pointing (draw back to the left). So that isn't what you should do? Are you saying that you should aim straight and swing inside out and close the clubface? That article is kind of confusing. I'm no expert by any means, but I think the majority of pros (besides maybe Bubba) will use the "old laws" (as u say) and swing on plane and only change their set up angles/club face to produce more consistent shots.
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