The article said that by filling in on two sides you can create an axis of prefered spin. This is illegal now under USGA rules. The only illegal balls I have seen for sale are for longer distance. I thought it was amusing in general.
eh - the money is made on the putting green - of course getting there with one less swing does help things.
This is a wonderful idea!
I ain't worried about no stinkin' rules. 😀
As long as I use the proper orientation of my balls when I tee up,
I can cure my wicked slice.
I ain't worried about no stinkin' rules. 😀
As long as I use the proper orientation of my balls when I tee up,
I can cure my wicked slice.
This is a wonderful idea!
I ain't worried about no stinkin' rules. 😀
As long as I use the proper orientation of my balls when I tee up,
Supposedly they were sold as no hook no slice.😀
Check your grip and the angle of your club face. I'm no golf expert, but I use to have a terrible hook but found that an improper grip allows the club face to turn slightly during the swing. Not good.🙂
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