🎯Making grip adjustments can help you control the shape of your shots.
💪Covering the ball and turning through the shot can add stability and power to your swing.
⏰Timing your body rotation and arm movement is crucial for hitting consistent fades and draws.
🎣Using scraping and pulling drills can train proper takeaway and swing path.
⌚Visualizing a specific finish position can help you align your swing and aim for your desired shot shape.
How can I hit a fade shot?
—To hit a fade, adjust your grip, aim left of the target, and focus on swinging along an out-to-in path.
What causes hooks on my shots?
—Hooks can be caused by an overly closed clubface or an inside-out swing path. Check your grip and swing path for corrections.
How do I add power and stability to my swing?
—Cover the ball during your backswing and turn through the shot with your body to generate more power and stability.
What drills can I practice to improve my swing path?
—Try scraping and pulling drills, focusing on proper takeaway and swing path alignment.
How can I control my ball flight?
—By visualizing a specific finish position and practicing consistent swing paths, you can improve your control over fade and draw shots.
00:01Introduction and warm-up with Nico, a college player aiming to improve his ball flight.
03:00Sir Nick FDO analyzes Nico's grip and provides adjustments to help him control shot shape.
06:30Focusing on covering the ball and turning through the shot to add stability and power to Nico's swing.
10:45Using scraping and pulling drills to train proper takeaway and swing path.
15:15Discussing the importance of timing body rotation and arm movement for consistent fades and draws.
19:00Visualizing specific finish positions to align the swing and aim for desired shot shape.
22:30Summary and final tips for practicing fade and draw shots.
