Yes, it's true that the contact point can be harder to identify from a distance. However, as I mentioned, there are advantages to focusing on a physical object rather than an imaginary one.Ok, thanks, but even so, if aiming at the center of the ghost ball, I don’t think it matters that the GB might be a smaller target farther away. Wouldn’t the contact point also be harder to discern on an OB farther away?
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While the Ghost Ball aim technique works for some people, the OP seems to be having trouble with straight shots using a ghost ball. For this reason, I still recommend trying a different method.