Draw and Fade Shots
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In this section, Bobby Eldridge will teach you how to curb the ball to your advantage when facng an obstacle or playing on winds that are to the left and to the ritgh.
In this section, Bobby Eldridge will teach you how to draw the ball to avoid obstacles by aiming the ball further right than you use to. The next is by turning your grip a little to the right to encourage the face to curb over. Lastly, make sure that your aiming with your shoulder, kness and hips to the right. You can also put the right foot back a little bit to encourage the golf club to swing a little more underneath you in the inside.
In this section, Bobby Eldridge will teach you how to fade the golf ball by aiming the golf ball a little left to what you normally use to and turning your grip to the left before you draw the golf club back to delay the face from closing. Doing these wil return the face more open and will help the golf ball fade.
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In this tutorial, Bobby Eldridge will teach you how to curb the ball in your advantage when playing on varying wind conditions and avoiding obstacles. Fading the shot can be done by aiming the ball a little left than you normally use to and turning the grip right when you draw the golf club. On the other hand, to draw the ball it is necessary to aim a little bit to the right that you normally use to and turn the grip to the right to encourage the face to curb over. Aim with your shoulder, kness and hips to the right. You can also put the right foot back a little bit to encourage the golf club to swing a little more underneath you in the inside.Other tutorials on Driving
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