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**uncoodync** · 03-24-2011, 06:06 AM

Fellow Wisconsin golfer...Lots of tree lined tracks in my home state. Working the ball will allow you to cut distance off some holes, provided you play the right shot. But I feel that you should pick one ball flight and take away the other half of the course. Say you play a fade, then more than likely the left side in no longer in play. This will make you a better player. Learn to hit both shots but favor one, you'll have more fun.

I am thinking about starting to try to work the ball a little more this year. How do you decide whether you hit a draw or fade? Is it to stay away from danger, is it because of wind, is it because of pin position and the breaks in the green?

03-24-2011, 06:06 AM	#9
uncoodync Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 556 Senior Member	Fellow Wisconsin golfer...Lots of tree lined tracks in my home state. Working the ball will allow you to cut distance off some holes, provided you play the right shot. But I feel that you should pick one ball flight and take away the other half of the course. Say you play a fade, then more than likely the left side in no longer in play. This will make you a better player. Learn to hit both shots but favor one, you'll have more fun. I am thinking about starting to try to work the ball a little more this year. How do you decide whether you hit a draw or fade? Is it to stay away from danger, is it because of wind, is it because of pin position and the breaks in the green?
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