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Product principles applied to golf: learning to Draw. My customer is the ball, and it hasn't been happy off the tee box. All it wants is to move from sitting on a little tee to 250+ yards into a biiiiig open fairway. That's the job it needs me to do for it. Alas, I all to often push-fade (ahem... slice) my customer off to the right into all manner of predicaments. I set out to fix that job for my customer using a series of rapid on-course experiments -- that is, play several rounds of golf with every hole focused ONLY on drawing the ball (moving the ball from right to left). No other purpose on those rounds. EVERY hole focused on experiments to repeatably and predictably manifest that single outcome. No thoughts of scores, numbers of putts, handicaps... a single outcome-- drawing the ball (i.e. moving it from right to left). Here's one experiment that worked. And the repeatability is improving. Always better, never best.

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