Her ‘stock’ fade, and her high draw — a shot she’s been employing more in the latter part of her career,. “It’s not technical for me, I’ve never had a coach,” she tells GOLFTEC and ...

Whether you tee the ball low or high can have a huge impact on your swing and can either ... flight to change from a low fade ...

The question then becomes, if you had the option of choosing to play either a draw or a fade, is one really better than the other? We took this question to the Golf Laboratories’ swing robot to ...

Some part of your golf round will require a shot you were not prepared for – a shot that will need you to adjust your set-up, swing path and visualisation. Let’s look at the draw and fade shots.

The bottom of your golf swing ... to hit a draw," he says. "I do pretty much all the time, and that gives me the feeling of dropping the club slightly under that original takeaway plane." ...

The fade and the draw are shots that are required on the golf course and are created by a change in the swing and not by a change of the club face position. There is a big difference technically ...

(Analysis: GCA lead coach Charlie King; photo: Fred Vuich) Martin continues to clear his lower body but the club shaft is on the high side of a draw swing plane, which is what creates the fade.

Swing the club on this line which will make you swing across the ball slightly making the ball fade just a little. To make the ball draw slightly, again aim the club face where you want the ball ...

If you have been watching golf on TV lately ... if a player has a draw club face and has a natural draw swing? There would be a lot of snap hooks. Or a player with a “fade” hozel and a ...