Leak: (also 'fade') a ball that moves somewhat from left to right for a right-handed player, usually used in reference to a ball that is moving away from the target rather than toward it

 

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Leak: (also 'fade') a ball that moves somewhat from left to right for a right-handed player, usually used in reference to a ball that is moving away from the target rather than toward it

Leakage: Release of information selectively or not before official public announcement.

Power Leak: Some error interferring with the efficient sequence of movements and delivery of force in the full swing

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