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Just curious about the number of people on here who can control thier swing to the point of hitting a fade or draw when they try to.

I just learned how to do this (for the most part), and am wondering how basic or advanced this is. I haven't played much on courses. Mostly kept to the range cause I don't want to hold everyone up.

Thanks.

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Draw
I simple close my face to where I want the ball to end up at and take my regular swing.

Fade
I simple open my club face and take my regular swing. I will lose some distance so I may need to take extra club.

Fade
Sometime I need to take my club on more of an outside line to get my woods to fade and I will adjust the club face with some practice.

Sidehill Lies
I will also open my club face to compensate for the uphill or downhill slopes to adjust for the draw or fade lies also.

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