Closest pattern to "do it right"

[willimatic]

Is the soft draw pattern the closet pattern we have available through the videos to the middle of the matrix (do it right). I know the "do it right" and hit it straight, which I believe is pattern 13 are different. But I am asking more about the do it right pattern and how close the soft draw is to that?

Thanks

 

[jenhaoyen]

i think in the sd video bm mentioned that sd is close to the matrix. 80% or something.

 

[dannyc]

of the videos available, soft draw is the closest to the center. nha and nsa would be the oppposite "extremes" of the matrix (while still being "orthodox"), if i understand it correctly.

neversliceagain - softdraw - doitright - babyfade - neverhookagain

 

[fronesis]

I agree with the above. And I realize that NSA is a different sort of pattern (designed to add as many components as you need to fix the slice)

But I would add: I think you can assemble a very orthodox and center of the matrix pattern from components of NSA.
- grip
-set-up
- Manzella turn around your spine pivot
- axis tilt
- lagging the sweet spot

That is - if you take out twistaway and wedding ring up, rotate the left arm flying wedge a bit more in the backswing, you are left with something very orthodox. Well, I hope so: that's my pattern right now.

 

[dannyc]

of the videos available, soft draw is the closest to the center. nha and nsa would be the oppposite "extremes" of the matrix (while still being "orthodox"), if i understand it correctly.

neversliceagain - softdraw - doitright - babyfade - neverhookagain

also remember, as fronesis pointed out, there are thousands of components/adjustments/patterns between each one of these "stock" patterns.

i.e., http://www.brianmanzella.com/forum/golfing-discussions/12004-manzella-matrix-diagram.html