Golf anomaly

When a right handed golfer holds a driver with his right hand lower on the grip than his left hand, his  right shoulder will naturally be lower than his left shoulder during his set up and address position. To start with, his shoulder is uneven and not level. The ball he hits with this club will naturally bend towards the right (a slice). Is it possible to hit a straight ball with this lope sided set up?

An eagle

It is a great day for me today. I played a round with Kevin Lee at the Narrows. I scored my first eagle at the 17th hole (258M, par 4, index 17). My tee shot with the driver landed on the right of the fairway near the 75M marker. For the second shot I hit a pitching wedge, high over the right hand bunker. The ball, a Srixon, landed on the fringe and rolled 20M towards the hole. It hit the pin and fell in for an eagle 2. I have made many pars, some birdies and now one eagle. It is time to work on that hole-in-one!

Taiwanese golf partners

It was raining this morning. Today is Kevin Lee's last game of golf with me for a while. He said that he needed a few days to tidy up his house before going home with his sons to Taiwan for holidays for a month. Hopefully Chung would want to remain my golf partner. He is not playing very well because he has no long irons shots and his wedge shot was very haphazard. He needs to practise more with a bucket of balls either at the driving range or by the lake side.