Shot shaping tips

[David K]

oh the only wrist action I'm talking about is pronating my left wrist (as ben hogan instructs in his book) during my downswing.. I adhere to this book to a T. This gets me a fade 9 times out of 10 (excluding those shots that were poorly executed) I was just assuming I could do something else to get a draw...guess its time for some classes

If you want to start playing with a natural draw instead of a fade then you do need to change your swing path so its inside to outside. If your trying to hit a normal shot the club face should always be square with your stance at impact and the club path will decide whether its straight, draw or fade. If your purposely trying to hit a draw or fade then just change your setup a little like I posted. Theres no need to change swing plane unless your trying to hook or slice. I have purposely hit a slice around a tree line because I hit a bad tee shot which required me to change my swing plane. It turned out to be the best shot I ever hit in my life but it was nothing but luck that actually let me pull that one off. It was about an 80 yard slice around the thick tree line and landed the ball just a few yards in front of the green on the fairway.

[Mexicanleprican]

yeah I am happy with hitting a natural fade, it's been good to me. I just want to add the draw to my repertiore of shots. I was thinking I could just add a little bit more right hand to the shot to draw it. I am assuming I am going to need lessons in order to learn a draw.
Nice shot btw. I have only gotten that close to the green on some straight par 4's or slight dog legs right.