Golf and baseball batting have obvious handedness - the muscles that pull your towards your centerline and then across your body and significantly stronger than the ones that push your arm back out away from your body, and the right-handed stance in these two sports uses the stronger muscles in the right arm.
replyMy dad was a lefty and played golf right-handed. It's a common enough thing.
replyIn golf, strength is overrated until you get to the pros.
phil mickelson, easily the most famous left handed golfer, is right-handed but plays lefty because he would stand across from his dad and mirror his swing as a kid
replyfun fact: vs the US, golf stores in Canada carry more left-handed clubs because a right handed hockey player has their right hand higher on the stick which is the same orientation as the grip for left-handed golfers.
replyRe: pool, definitely the one pushing needs to be the dominant hand.
replyIt has the most degrees of freedom, and more motion. The one in front has a whole table for stability.
But that's just like my opinion, man.
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