2-Way Miss
A 2-Way Miss happens when face-to-path and swing direction flip from shot to shot, sending one ball right and the next left. These direction fixes focus on stabilizing your start line and curvature through better sequencing and impact alignments. Learn From The Curve shows how ball flight reveals whether face or path is the culprit, while Leave Your Arms Behind You builds a body-led transition so the arms don’t race—or get stuck—creating repeatable, accurate ball striking.
- Diagnose pushes, pulls, hooks, and slices by reading curve and start line.
- Use the “leave your arms behind” cue to improve kinematic sequence in transition.
- Train face-to-path control with simple alignment-stick and split-hands drills.
- Achieve tighter dispersion, cleaner contact, and a predictable shot shape.
- Hit more fairways and eliminate the big miss under pressure.
Press play to master these direction fixes, learn from your curve, and own your start line.
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