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Originally Posted by Donger
They are all left, when I actually leave a divot.
I'm also one of those people who is "afraid" of hitting off the fairway. I'm much more comfortable hitting out of the rough. I think my flaw is that I try to scoop up the ball up, instead of "hitting down on the ball." When I hit off the fairway (and the ****ing ball actually leaves the ground), I barely leave any divot.
Make sense?
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That's a classic over-the-top swing.
I understand your frustration. Golf is psychologically counter-intuitive. You hit a thin shot, so you want to help the ball in the air, which only causes you to hit it thinner.
This is an excellent description of OTT. FWIW, this guy really knows his stuff and explains things in a very understandable manner.
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