How to Hit a Draw, a Fade or a Stinger
You’ll find that most golf courses feature at least a few holes that require you to fade or draw the golf ball.
And how many times have you found yourself in a bit of trouble off the tee and the only path to the green is a fade or a draw around some middle-distance obstacle?
Shot shaping is not just reserved for single-figure handicappers and professionals. Higher handicappers can hit consistent, controllable draw and fade shots by making some simple adjustments to their setup and swing thoughts.
The tips and lessons below will help you hit the ball right to left or vice versa.
Golf Shot Shaping Tips
How to Hit a Draw- Easier Method
Here’s how to draw the golf the ball by making some simple changes to your setup. I recommend this method for mid to high handicappers.
How to Draw a Golf Ball- Advanced Method
This method of drawing the golf ball gives you a little more control over the flight and is suitable for better players.
How to Hit a Fade- Easier Method
Here’s how you can fade the golf the ball by making changes to your setup. This method is suitable for mid to high handicappers.
How to Fade a Golf Ball- Advanced Method
This method of fading the golf ball gives you a little more control over the flight and is suitable for better players.
How to Hit Low Golf ShotsBlocked out by trees? Need to hit the ball low underneath overhanging branches? Here’s how it’s done.
