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[quote name='Tayzer' timestamp='1339401364' post='5065538'] A few wedges Hitting weak slices? You need to trust this swing. Luke Kerr-Dineen is the Game Improvement Editor at GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com. Your club should be aimed toward the pi, which is where you want the ball to end. There is always the possibility of having too much of a good thing. This slight misalignment will produce a counter-clockwise spin that will take your ball from left to right. My angles into the ball would not produce a fade. I believe you are right in your comments. To hit draws, you'd do it the other way around. Learning and mastering a shot such as this will be a long process with a very gradual learning curve. This will encourage a more outside to inside swing path causing the ball to spin on a fade axis. Golf Distillery / Shot Tips / Shot Shaping / How to Hit a Fade. Grip Types (Overlap, Interlock and Baseball), Arms Shoulders Hips Shoulders Arms, Grip the Club Like You Are Holding a Bird. One of the nice things about a, The double cross. Hitting a fade when you swing from inside - Instruction & Academy - GolfWRX Whatever driver happens to be working at the time What I mean by that is, if you cannot hit your shots with a swing path that comes from inside the target line, and release the club so it turns over with the toe passing the heel through impact, you're never going to apply maximum power to the ball. There are plenty of ways to play this game, and you certainly don't have to learn how to fade the ball off the tee in order to be successful. It really helps if you keep your right side "high" through the shot. Sorry for being sarcastic - was just saying that if you open the face enough, you are bound to find a point where it is open at impact too. In golf, hitting a draw when you meant to hit a. My body feels better also because I'm not forcing my shots. How to Stop a Slice With a Driver - Eliminate The Dreaded Shot! - Golf Span You cannot paste images directly. Golf Fade vs Draw: Differences, Tips & Tricks - Golf Guppy By inching the ball back while keeping everything else the same, you can straighten out your flight without losing the fade pattern you have worked hard to develop. For the reverse ball flight, head over to our tips on how to hit a draw. [b]<--- I will try this? Please help me hit a fade from the inside! lol- agreed. The power fade is an advanced golf shot that has been used for years, but recently mastered and brought to the forefront of the golf game by young players such as Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, and Ernie Els. Each week we face at least a few holes where there's pretty much no option but to curve your tee shot right or left.