I must admit I'm not sure what you are saying or asking. Maybe you can clarify.
You say "When i do not want ding , i ding and it go away from hole."
One technique to try to improve is to ding when you want to, and not ding when you don't want to. A Slow meter, reflexes and knowing the specific speed your clubs' swing meter will be the issue to master.
But if you're still having trouble w/ the ding/not-ding - then what might help somewhat is to set up the shot where the margin of error will be less unfavorable. (see below)
You say " I hit in the direction of wind " But forgive me, I'm not sure of your wording; do you mean against the wind or with it, or something else?
Below may not be the answer but I figure this is a good place to discuss the issue of wind & shots that are favorable, plus, why to hook or slice with or against the wind.
Others may have more to add, and I'm only just testing out these different methods.
Many times my choice to hook or slice isn't totally decided by the direction of the wind.**
[See below. What isn't discussed is spin, terrain and the AIM Marker but it is important to adjust these properly for the following shots to be rewarding. edit: This only applies for DRIVERS, not irons, as indicated by Dan and others on the WGT forum]
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The green approach in fig. A is from 7 o' Clock to 2 o' clock. Both crosswind direction possibilities are displayed (A 1 & 2). Figure B shows the opposite green approach, etc.
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I may use shot 'H' (slice along w/ wind) if I am a little out of range of green (1) and I need my ball to roll with the wind and/or land in a curve conducive to a green putt.
If it was the same green as (1) but the wind was opposite (2) I could try shot 'K' (slice vs wind) but the ball would fight the wind so power and top/back spin will be a key factor to adjust.. This kind of shot may be good if I'm using a 3W & a starter ball with little stopping power. Possibly a very fast, slick green could be a concern, as well.
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If the green is shaped the other way (3 & 4):
Shot 'M' (hook vs wind) into the wind, again, fights the wind & stalls out in the air more, but an off-shot may have a less detrimental green landing.
On and on... So just because the wind is blowing Right-to-Left on a green shaped like (4) it does not always mean I will slice into the wind like shot 'O'. (slice vs wind) Because an error in hitting or calculation might possibly cause a bunker/off-green landing.
Similarly, just because the wind is blowing Left-to-Right on green (1) does not always mean I will hook into the wind with shot 'I'.
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I may not have a 'fool proof technique' for crosswind playing but, in my current view, the primary issues & solutions are effective actuation of a swing (hook or ding or slice) along with reducing the margin of error of a shot & accurate calculations plus familiarity with the course.
Piece of cake. LOL ;)