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**P1international** · 03-27-2013, 03:49 AM

Other people have a gap that week after week they only can't arrange from the tops precisely? #12 on my program is a level 5 dogleg left with a small 175ish lawn bring over a bridge/creek, and on the left is just a big lake. It was hit by me in to the big lake each and every first tee shot. The only new time it wasn't hit by me in the water it's moved about 260 over the nearest side of the lake and because I hit a flourishing travel (for me personally), got a happy tree rebound and it started back to the fairway. Quit, just happy. Stand behind my ball and draw a line from my goal to a deeper object of attention to ensure it is easier to line up when I arrange I. I actually do this on each and every chance that's not really a putt. However this gap I can't stop striking it to the left.

Strangely, my regular miss would be to the best as I've when I miss strike a moderate to moderate piece. The ball never is never drawn by me with the driver, and my positioning problems once they occur are usually to the best. Except that one pit! Such as this opening has completely possession of my head It's.

03-27-2013, 03:49 AM	#1
P1international Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 643 Senior Member	Openings that wreck havoc on your positioning (or your face)? Other people have a gap that week after week they only can't arrange from the tops precisely? #12 on my program is a level 5 dogleg left with a small 175ish lawn bring over a bridge/creek, and on the left is just a big lake. It was hit by me in to the big lake each and every first tee shot. The only new time it wasn't hit by me in the water it's moved about 260 over the nearest side of the lake and because I hit a flourishing travel (for me personally), got a happy tree rebound and it started back to the fairway. Quit, just happy. Stand behind my ball and draw a line from my goal to a deeper object of attention to ensure it is easier to line up when I arrange I. I actually do this on each and every chance that's not really a putt. However this gap I can't stop striking it to the left. Strangely, my regular miss would be to the best as I've when I miss strike a moderate to moderate piece. The ball never is never drawn by me with the driver, and my positioning problems once they occur are usually to the best. Except that one pit! Such as this opening has completely possession of my head It's.
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