[cometgolfer]

Off and on for the last 8 months I will get into the pulls. I know what is suppose to be happening, but I kept fighting my divots going left and I would hit slight pulls and pull draws. I seemed that I kept aiming more and more right, trying to stop the ball from going left.

I think that I kept putting myself in a position that forced me to bend the plane line so I could never get the ball to start out to the right.

Today, for some reason I just thought lets feel like we are aiming to far left and see what happens. After just a few swings I noticed something different, I actually could feel my weight shift slightly right and I could hit the inside of the ball. I can finally hit some push cuts, which is nice.

What do you guys think?

ND,

You're probably on to something. I think the natural tendency is for right-handers to aim too far right (it certainly is my tendency). Whether it's because they look over the left shoulder when checking alignment, a dominant eye issue, or because it just "feels stronger", I don't know. I recall someone asking Jeff Sluman once what his swing keys were and one of them was to always feel like he was aiming further left than he thought necessary.

CG