How to hit A Fade In Golf
The Easiest Way to Fade The Golf Ball
Sharing buttons:
today we're talking about shot shaping
and we're going to show you how to play
a fade welcome to a three-hole golf club
i'm andy Patman and i'm piers ward and
you're watching me and my golf TV so
last week we showed you how to draw the
golf ball today we're going to show you
how to play a fade now a fade is a ball
that starts left of target spins to the
right to finish on the target for a
right-handed golfer now a lot of people
pearce don't struggle with creating this
sides we see this show all the time
probably a little bit too much for a lot
of you out there that slice that we get
but it's important to know that if
you're faced with a particular hole
where you need to fade it you've got it
in your in your sort of your bag to do
it yeah so we're going to show you again
it's very simple way to change your
setup without really changing too much
about the golf swing piece and you can
just work at this on the range to to
really get it into your game so first
thing is Pierce we need to create like
we said with the draw we need to create
a difference between the face angle and
the swing path when we hit the golf ball
and the easiest way to do this is in the
set of yep absolutely I mean we spoke
about this last time with the draw about
how the best players in the world all
played differently they'll do the same
with the fade
you know the as Andy said the main thing
is we need the clubface open so what we
like to do in the setup is get a very
neutral set up neutral body alignment
drop the club out in front of you twist
it to the right a little bit so that's
opening the club face obviously the
amount that you open the club face the
more it's going to spin to the left to
from left to right so open the club face
and then take your hold on the golf club
so the hold is neutral to my body and
the club face is open to that okay then
we just need to get into the ball
absolutely and from the shot wall I
would do is I'd be thinking from here
aim the club face a bat target aim my
body to the left so you'll notice that
I've got my body alignment is going left
of the target so my golf club is going
to be swinging on my body alignment but
with the clubface open it's going to
create that left-to-right spin and it's
important to know this are getting you
know to play a true draw piece that the
club face actually needs to be slightly
closed to impacts so it's closer to
target lie in true failure yeah so sorry
the true face so close to the target
line but slightly open to your body line
so as long
we say about straight with the club face
because it's sort of you know it's a
little bit of trial and error if you've
got to work this out for yourself but to
play a true fade it does need to be
slightly close to your target line but
open to your swing back so this let's
give it a go talk about it okay I need
to do now is to put it into action you
mentioned something there before hit the
shinies sorry trial and error very
important that you get on the driving
range practice area wherever and you
practice this and actually take off the
golf course on practices so go out there
by yourself and stand on a tee left to
right hole like this one here and
actually play those phase and play those
drawers and you work out how you've got
to do but use that as a starting points
definitely and it's not the only white
light Peter said you know it's a little
bit of trial amount of pretty simple way
okay so 17th tee 17th hole here sorry a
sprigle dogleg slightly to the right my
line is I want to hit it straight at
those bunkers with a little bit of a
fade so I'm gonna get the club face a
little bit open at the bunkers or
approximate the bunkers and then I'm
gonna weigh my body to the left of it as
I said from here now my feeling is to
swing across the line of my body and
create produce that fade let's give it a
go start on the left side and working
its way back very nice to that bit the
hole slopes to the right it's a little
bit but that's perfect cuts are in place
but I didn't sue from there maybe so
again you know now how to play a draw
and a fade you know it's all about you
getting on the range and having to go
with that again you know work out which
one is easier to do and you will find
one easier and that's going to help you
sort of almost balance your swing as
well so give that a go guys post your
comments how do you play fade or draw
we'd like to know give us a thumbs up if
you liked the video and we see you next
time on me and my golf TV
you
today we're going to be talking shot
shaping and we're going to show you how
to play a fade hi I'm Andy prodeman
we're ha ha ha last week we did a draw
ah ok really having to stand on I'm
daydreaming what we're doing so last
week we showed you how to play a draw
shot just by changing the set of sliding
today we're going to go through a fade
so
okay so last week we showed you how to
play a draw today we're going to show
you how to play a fade which is the
left-to-right spin for a right-handed
golfer now a lot of people out there
don't actually struggle with creating
this left-to-right Speedway so please
please check it armours and please
actually struggle playing left the right
spin probably too much a lot of you guys
out there but it's important to know
that if you're faced with a shot or a
hole way you need to shape the ball and
you want to play a fade you know how to
do it and we show when we talked about
the draw we said just a couple of
adjustments in your setup which made it
made it very easy for you to do so so
let's go through some of the things that
you need to do play it Pierce please
forgot my name man
you
