RSRick Shiels GolfClose your stance slightly, aiming your feet towards 1:00.
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UGUAE Golf OnlineExecute your normal swing path
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The swing thought
Execute your normal swing path
Feels like: “Same swing, different target line”
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Why it works
Bernhard Langer teaches how to shape draw and fade shots by adjusting body alignment and clubface angle at address.
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The 2-minute check
- To hit a draw, aim your body right of the target.
- Close your clubface relative to your body's aim for the draw.
- To hit a fade, aim your body left of the target.
- Open your clubface relative to your body's aim for the fade.
- Make your normal swing along your body's aimed line.
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The swing thought
Close your stance slightly, aiming your feet towards 1:00.
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Why it works
The video teaches specific setup and swing mechanics to hit a draw with a 3-wood, focusing on tee height, clubface aim, and stance.
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The 2-minute check
- Tee the ball slightly higher, with the 3-wood barely sticking out the ground.
- Aim your club face straight down the fairway (12:00).
- Close your stance slightly, aiming your feet towards 1:00.
- Swing down the line of your feet, allowing the club face to rotate over through impact.
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The swing thought
Rotate the clubface to create spin
Feels like: “Feel the toe leading the heel”
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Why it works
Teaches how to deliberately hit draws and fades using a two-rule system involving clubface position and foot alignment.
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The 2-minute check
- For a fade, open the club face relative to your swing path.
- Point your feet where you want the ball to start.
- Swing along the line of your feet.
- For a draw, close the club face relative to your swing path.
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The swing thought
Maintain closed club face through impact
Feels like: “Club face stays closed”
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Why it works
This video teaches a three-step formula for amateur golfers to consistently shape draw and fade shots on the course.
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The 2-minute check
- Pick your starting target and your desired end target for the shot.
- Align your body to the starting target, then close the club face to the end target for a draw.
- Make a regular swing, remembering the club face should remain closed through impact for a draw.
- Align your body to the starting target, then open the club face to the end target for a fade.
- Make a regular swing, remembering the club face should remain open through impact for a fade.
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The swing thought
Rotate lead hand through impact
Feels like: “Knuckles turn down to ground”
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Why it works
This video teaches a simple three-ball gate drill to manage club face and path for shaping draws and fades.
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The 2-minute check
- Place your club face behind the middle ball.
- For a draw, place one ball outside the toe and another inside the heel of your club.
- For a fade, reverse the gate by placing a ball inside the heel and outside the toe.
- Hit the middle ball, swinging through the created gate without touching the other two.
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The swing thought
Drive left shoulder down and open
Feels like: “Lead shoulder down and open”
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Why it works
Teaches how to hit a controlled fade by manipulating club path and face angle using a box drill.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up a box to the left of the target line to encourage an out-to-in path.
- Visualize the club path working out and away, then down and to the left.
- Move the ball slightly forward in your stance when hitting a fade.
- Practice with the box to develop the feel of starting left and spinning right.
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The swing thought
Club face closes for draw
Feels like: “Shaking hands through impact”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to control clubface release patterns using hand gestures to hit both draws and fades on command.
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The 2-minute check
- Rehearse the draw by feeling your palm point to the left at arm parallel.
- Rehearse the fade by feeling your palm point up at arm parallel.
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The swing thought
Guide the club face with trail hand
Feels like: “Palm stays pointing out towards flag”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to create a fade by adjusting alignment and controlling the club face with your trail hand through impact.
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The 2-minute check
- Align your body significantly left of the target to influence the club path.
- Feel your trail hand's palm pointing towards the target through impact to guide the ball.
- Make a normal golf swing, maintaining the left alignment and trail hand feel.
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The swing thought
Pick an aiming spot 2 feet in front of the ball, then align your clubface to it.
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Why it works
Teaches Xander Schauffele's method for an easy, effortless driver swing and specific setup adjustments for increased distance.
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The 2-minute check
- Pick an aiming spot 2 feet in front of the ball, then align your clubface to it.
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The swing thought
Practice dragging the club forward and swinging it up and to the right to encourage an inside-out swing path.
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Why it works
This video teaches three keys for hitting a high draw: a slightly closed stance, a square clubface at address, and an inside-out swing path.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with your toes, hips, and shoulders slightly closed to the target line.
- Aim the club face directly at the target line while maintaining your slightly closed stance.
- During the takeaway, feel the logo on your glove staying pointed at the target to set the club face at 45 degrees.
- Practice dragging the club forward and swinging it up and to the right to encourage an inside-out swing path.
- For driver, finish with your hands high and the club's toe laid over the heel, mimicking the Arnold Palmer finish.
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The swing thought
To draw the ball, drop your right foot back, move the ball back, and close your shoulders and feet.
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Why it works
This video teaches how club path and face angle interact to produce straight shots, fades, and draws.
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The 2-minute check
- To draw the ball, drop your right foot back, move the ball back, and close your shoulders and feet.
- To hit a fade, open your feet and shoulders, then swing your club path down that open line.
- For a fade, take the club away slightly more out to the right in your takeaway.
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The swing thought
Move your lead shoulder slightly closer to the golf ball, closing your shoulders to the target line.
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Why it works
This video teaches a three-step setup technique involving clubface, feet, and shoulder alignment to consistently hit a high draw with a fairway wood.
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The 2-minute check
- Bring the club up to eye level to ensure the face is square, then bring it down to the ball.
- Start with feet together, then separate them so your lead foot is slightly in front of your trail foot.
- Move your lead shoulder slightly closer to the golf ball, closing your shoulders to the target line.
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The swing thought
To hit a fade, set up on the right side of the teeing area.
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Why it works
This video teaches how to strategically apply shot shaping by understanding your natural tendencies to minimize misses and maximize scoring opportunities.
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The 2-minute check
- To hit a fade, set up on the right side of the teeing area.
- For a fade, aim your body slightly left of target, and the club face center-left.
- To hit a draw, set up on the left side of the teeing area.
- For a draw, aim the club face left-center, and your body lines to the center.
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