D-Plane Questions and Request...

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cckid

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Hi Brian,


With no aim compensation for D-plane:

I got to thinking of the 3 possible resulting shots with an iron and 3 with the driver when swinging on a plane with the line aimed at your target.
Since the Clubface is the only variable, your only chance of having the ball end up at the target is 1 out of 3 and that shot has to have the correct amount of curve!
In other words, with 2 of the shots you have a 66 2/3% chance of hitting a shot that has no possible way of ending up at the target, and your only hope
of getting close to the target (33 1/3% chance) with the remaining shot is to have the perfect amount of curve resulting from the perfect differential between the face and path.
Sounds like a hard game!

Would you mind posting the "aim calculator"?
 
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dbl

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Why start with the assumption that your plane line is fixed? Why not base your shot on face control, and then you will have much greaters odds of success? :D

For an iron....

If you can control the face, and you know you are going to have it "open" then aim your plane line a bit more left than your face will be looking for a fade to somewhere near your real target.

If you can control the face, and you know you are going to have it "closed" then aim your plane line a bit more right than your face will be looking for a draw to be somewhere near your real target.
 
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