Push
A straight shot (no curve) that starts and stays to the right of the target.
The clubface and swing path match each other, so there's no sidespin, but both are aimed right of target.
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See the full breakdown: Pushing Putts right
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More ball flight & shot shapes terms
Slice
A shot that starts near the target and curves hard to the right, usually losing distance.
Hook
A shot that starts near the target, then curves hard to the left, often diving into trouble.
Pull
A straight shot (no curve) that starts and stays to the left of the target.
Draw
A gentle, intentional curve toward the left that still finishes on target, most golfers' idea of an ideal shot shape.
Fade
A gentle, intentional curve toward the right that still finishes on target, most golfers' idea of an ideal shot shape.
Double Cross
When a golfer aiming to hit a draw or fade gets the opposite curve instead, often a much bigger miss than usual.