Length of curved shots
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“For any shot under 50/50 (50% A or C and 50% 1 or 3) it will cut off distance. Anything over it will add distance.”
So, keep that in mind when you are applying curve to a shot! If you are adding just a little curve, expect some distance to be cut off. But, if you are playing close to a C3 or A1, you’ll definitely add distance!
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rarely I’ll play a shot where I pull back slightly to one side of B and hit out to 1 or 3. It seems like this shot cuts distance a little bit. Agree? Or am I just executing poorly?