drjacko

Jim Hardy's 'The Release: Golf's Moment of Truth' will probably help to frame the question and probably give a guide on what to look for in seeking the answer. The biggest problem is only half the book will apply to most readers!

The answer is to develop a fade you can trust. Do that and you can tee off with anything giving 200 - aiming to start at the left hand edge fairway and leaving a shot at the green. It looks like barring behind a tree, the right hand side of the fairway (and even under the tree) gives a clear shot. In fact fade- fade is a probably the easiest shot sequence to visualise unless pin is back left.