Whatever!
Allz I know is that playing a draw is so much fun. I can flight balls straight that bounce to the left once they hit the ground. I can play a tight draw that moves slight to the left, and I can pull draw it if I feel like it... All without closing my stance, a strong grip or any other crap that ppl claim you have to do...
I think that a fade is a manipulated shot and MOST ppl that claim to fade the ball are slicers that start the ball way left and allow it to slice somewhere near target. I roll my eyes when some duffer claims that his "natural" shot is a fade (YEAH RIGHT.)
How do you draw the ball?
I dunno... Hard work, blisters, beating balls into the dirt, experimentation.
I think that most ppl suck at golf because they take it outside of the realm of a sport... They don't have fun and try to hit trick shots or work on controlling their flight...
Someone asked:
"How about when you have pin on the right side of the green with the wind blowing right-to-left?"
I just totally die like a pure hitter that can't draw the ball on a hole where he absolutely needs to turn the ball over...
No! I can move the ball in either direction, but a fade isn't my strongest shot...
In the above situation It would depend on how far am I away from the pin. My two options are to flight the ball low and under the wind, or use my hitter's pattern with it's left-to-right ball flight.
