Fix an over-draw by trying to hit a fade
The instructor describes a correction used in fittings: when a player is hitting too much of a draw, the instructor asks them to hit a fade. Nine times out of ten they just hit it straight, because attempting the fade produces less rotation and a less handsy, less-released club face, and the ball flight comes out very straight.
Channel: Club Champion
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An on-the-spot correction the instructor uses when a player is over-curving the ball.