Gear Effect
The effect, caused by face bulge, that tends to cause a ball hit toward the toe or heel side of face center to curve back to the intended target line.
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Gear Effects Any accomplished player will readily confess that the right equipment can have an enormous effect on both shotmaking and scoring.
gear effect the tendency of a ball hit on the toe or heel of the club (usually thought of in terms of woods) to spin in the opposite direction from the twisting of the club face (visually reminiscent of two adjacent gears turning) ...
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