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      <title>A Shot Shape Is Not a Miss You&#39;ve Made Peace With</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Ask most club golfers what shot shape they play and they will tell you, usually with a wince, that they hit a slice, or occasionally a hook, and that they have spent years trying to get rid of it. Ask a tour player the same question and the answer sounds completely different: a stock fade, a two-way miss they trust, a draw they can call on when a hole demands it. The difference is not really about which direction the ball curves. It is about whether the curve was something that happened to the shot, or something the player did to it on purpose.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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