I checked this today, and on every shot, thick or thin, my stick is centered in my view when I'm looking at it and the OB contact point is centered in my view when I look at it. When I'm looking at either, I'm also aware of the other in my periphery, but I'm not actually looking at it. I don't believe there's any one-eyed viewing going on, at least not in any meaningful sense.
For what that's worth to you...
pj
chgo
P.S. When I say something is "centered in my view", I mean that when I close either eye the thing I'm looking at shifts off-center (farther off-center when I close my non-dominant eye).
Thanx, PJ. I was trying to compare what I was seeing, while trying your method with a stick aiming method I know. The aiming points were almost exactly the same and I wondered if you had the same visuals I did. I guess I should have told you my results, but I was hoping for an unbiased comparison.
Your method does work and I may add it to my arsenal with a little more practice. There are certain shots we all have trouble with and knowing an aiming shortcut for each one may mean you have to use different methods for each problem.
Best,
Mike