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Originally Posted by SMOKIN JOE
we probably don't see the same things, for example hole one favors a lefty even though it is a straight hole, you have a treeline on the right early and then on the left late, the righty has to go straight at it and if they fall short left then their in trouble, as to a lefty they can swing it left to right avoid the trouble and get it in the right side of the fairway by the basket , that's the opening in the fairway, eventhough it's a straight shot it still favors a lefty, even putting from the opening a lefty will fall away towards the path clearing and a righty will fall behind the brush, so did you see any lefty advantage on hole one
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Nope, I don't see the lefty advantage there at all. A RHBH turnover shot thrown a little to the left off the tee will avoid the early right trees and end up well clear of the late left ones.