Would You Draw Back Here?
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Okay, it works now.
Looking forward to what everyone thinks.
r/DCP
Looking forward to what everyone thinks.
r/DCP
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Don't hit it so hard then.
Actually it's a pretty standard shot for most. Lotta times the ball control is just a means to cinch it.
Actually it's a pretty standard shot for most. Lotta times the ball control is just a means to cinch it.
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In the past you have said that you have trouble with long draw shots. That could be due to a flaw in your fundamentals. In the absence of checking those, create your own progressive practice for the shot.
Notarunoutplaya
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Can you play the 5 in the side since your over hitting it?
The shot you diagrammed is the only sensible choice. Easiest and best outcome.
pj
chgo
One more thing, due to the close proximity to the cushion, the shot is very sensitive to the degree of lateral spin. Horizontal draw as Island Drive puts it.
cueball2010
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A little off topic. I noticed that website your using. I was just curious if there is a feature to just randomly drop 9 balls on the table all at once, to practice pattern play?
He won't use wax unless he can find it in apple green!
This is where I usually end up.
Either I am hitting it a little too hard which pops it off the rail first. Or else not enough low right to get the draw to take.
As I said in the initial post, I usually seem to end up with a bad angle on the 5B.
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needs a softer hit with more spin
This is probably one of the key shots in pool because it comes up in nearly every rack and additionally it is one of the hardest positional shots to master properly with all different angle, speed, draw, english and table condition combinations. As stated above, I agree that you should check your mechanics with an instructor or post a video of your stroke for flaws and inconsistencies.
