[Lietzke] missed qualifying for the Tour on his first attempt by a stroke,
but it was for the best. Lietzke took his classic, upright swing to the
mini-tours in Florida, where to be competitive in constant heavy wind,
he had to learn to lower his ball flight from a towering draw.
Lietzke is the first to admit he knows next to nothing about the
mechanics of the golf swing, and it showed in his diagnosis then.
Rather than simply moving the ball back in his stance, he left it off
his left heel and tried to lower the trajectory of his shots by
"covering" the ball with his right shoulder. That move created a slight
outside-in action that produced a consistent fade.
