[exchpaypalgold]

Title says it all!

[onlineslotetes]

Same side of the box as the trouble...

[oronozopiy]

Depends on a couple things but usually its if Im fighting the urge to be a hooker. If Im hookin then Im towards the left side so I have more fairway to work with.

[ashleyjoseph]

Same side of the box as the trouble...

Completely depends on the layout of the hole.

[SypeKifef]

As a lefty who plays a fade, and whos miss is a push left I line up to the right side of the fairway, I never miss right so I a hit it straight I will be down the right side of the fairway, fade or push and I'm just fine.

[onlineslotetes]

Completely depends on the layout of the hole.

How so?

[syncFisee]

Depends on whether my ball is fading or drawing, it's up to the swing.

[ariniaxia]

Between and just a little behind the two markers. Right side cause I'm a slicer.

[67Irralphaisa]

Completely depends on the layout of the hole.

+2. Each hole for me is different. A lot has to factor in.

[chppjdf]

How so?

You pick your driving angle based on the layout of the hole and how the shot will be shaped.

Kevin

[Emunsesoxmete]

Depends on the hole and how the swing is at the time


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[syncFisee]

+1 Here in Washington I play some tough courses that have tons of trees and bend alot. So it always depends on which way the hole go's.

[onlineslotetes]

You pick your driving angle based on the layout of the hole and how the shot will be shaped.

Kevin

I understand that, but how is that different than setting up on the same side as trouble?

[chppjdf]

I understand that, but how is that different than setting up on the same side as trouble?

I'm a lefty. Say I'm playing a dogleg left with a pond on the right where the hole turns left. I most likely would tee the ball up on the left side of the tee box, aim toward or along that pond, and fade it into the corner. if I tee it up on the same side as the pond/trouble and hit a cut it may end up off the hole to the right. Sometimes you can take trouble out of a hole by aiming at it, or at least in the general direction, and trust the shape of the shot and the hole.

Kevin

[onlineslotetes]

I'm a lefty. Say I'm playing a dogleg left with a pond on the right where the hole turns left. I most likely would tee the ball up on the left side of the tee box, aim toward or along that pond, and fade it into the corner. if I tee it up on the same side as the pond/trouble and hit a cut it may end up off the hole to the right. Sometimes you can take trouble out of a hole by aiming at it, or at least in the general direction, and trust the shape of the shot and the hole.

Kevin

I see what you're saying, I see the dogleg as trouble as well, in that case you're right I would choose the lesser of two evils. Most holes I play the inside of the dog leg is usually where the trouble lies.

[67Irralphaisa]

Completely depends on the layout of the hole.

I agree and would add it also depends on where on the tee box gives me the best chance to hit the shot to succeed on that particular hole.

[bingookenoo]

Usually right side and aim a little left to minimize my slice.

[exchpaypalgold]

Well I'll chime in to. For me it depends on the club of choice as much as the lay out of the hole. My driver shot shape is a fade so I'm usually on the right side of the tee box. Par three's I tend to set up on the side that leaves the best angle to the pin. Woods & hybrids from the tee box depends on the shape of the hole.

[nermise]

It depends on the layout of the hole, the location of any trouble, the wind, the swing tendancy for the day, etc...

[acissombiapse]

I usually just try to find the most level spot.