How To Learn Curving The Ball Out Of Trouble

[@kattutai6906]

Like how he just went straight to it with less talking..awesome work

[@gerardoaguayo4334]

Love how he just goes to the point

[@tblev97]

Everybody makes draws/fades seem so hard, but I tried this at the range today and I was hitting it exactly where I wanted it. Great video.

[@snickarberra]

This is probably the best instructional video on this topic, easily understood and logical. Thanks

[@billy38010]

Excellent Trouble Shot Videos,...thanks for the Uploads!

[@bradleycassity1845]

Love the graphic lines to show the curve! Great Video!

[@joeya6132]

Bradley Cassity hhh

[@patrickmthombeni2091]

I like your videos my guy. Simple explanations and it works all the time. I don’t understand how come you don’t become the best golf teacher?!?

[@ActingLikeABoss]

I'll try that when I go to the driving range this week. Thanks for the advice!

[@M3H8014]

Love it. BRING HIM BACK

[@NFiltr8Red]

Best video EVER

[@BrotherKnowtheledge]

Thanks, ur videos are awesome.

[@korohekid]

this dude cracks me up, good golf tips though.

[@siddharthjha]

simple and to the point

[@hichamamjjahlamarti1718]

Useful!

[@fleebenworth]

This is untrue information, it is the clubface that determines the initial direction of the ball and the swing path provides the curvature (or more precisely the angle of the club face to the swing path. Aim the clubface where you want the ball to start, and then swing inside, outside, or square to that line depending on if you want the ball to draw (hook), fade(slice), or go straight, respectively. Love the videos though!

[@vasuvarma1843]

To the point. Lovely

[@ipunk99]

Thank u

[@GoggansM]

LEGIT. The funniest ending to a golf tutorial I've ever seen

[@Dave-yt1kw]

Another great video Thankyou....Are you sure you’re not Australian

[@agentsmith7866]

Now i see why my ball curves unwillingly. Thankyou!

[@mavallarino]

you're right, you could just provoke an in-to-out/out-to-in swing to achieve the same result, but this is the most "methodical way" of doing things for the mid-handicapper, not to mention not needing to modify one's standard swing angle/plane. Even the lower handicappers, who usually play by feeling, use this method when possible for the simple fact it is more predictable thus less riskier depending how they have been striking the ball that day.

[@jenefferandres1826]

very nice

[@dburrows26]

Thanks rikard!

[@simplysammyd]

what irons are you using there

[@tonytone6812]

what is considered high, and low iron? thnx

[@newcreation07]

Low would be 1-4, mid would be 5-7, high would be 8 and 9.

[@rubinatariq9692]

which place is this?

[@NickMart1985]

Keep your arms away from your body on the back swing. Don't bring the club up so high (i.e. over the neck and head) during the back swing. It will feel awkward and not as "full" but it helped fix my slice.

[@flipmodeizdasquad]

You make this look easier than it actually is...

[@PatrickMC]

fleebenworth Swing Coaches like to say that, but from a physics standpoint its just not true, both methods will create hook/draw spin. With a dramatically closed club face, like he is showing here (for right handers) a significant amount of the club face is going to be hitting the right side of the ball, thus creating side spin. Simple science.

[@steve8910]

+pmc820 That's the point of this though, in the beginning it's a huge low swinging hook...

[@PatrickMC]

+Justin M I understand that, in was replying to fleebworths comment saying this wouldn't create draw spin.

[@cameltryde]

fade is easy .. I just open the club face, and then hitting with an over the top move, upper body first and I can get back in the fairways... BUTT... making it curve left, hooking, I have a problem with...something about the downswing and maybe point in aiming at the ball is being left out?? help

[@SnowWolf90]

thats probably cause u have a natural slice, i cant claim to be able to fade or draw, but i know how to, if i spent time on the range id be able to im sure. if u want to hook it, u want to close the club face a little, and hit inside out, think of it like when youre playing pool, u hit the side of the ball to cause spin a certain way, same thing with a golf shot, u cause spin to the left and itll go that way

[@wallpaperkilla]

Really? I'm going to the range after work today and I'm gonna give it a go. I can hit left to right by changing the ball position, but this seems easier.

[@incogbroadcaster1171]

If you want to keep a ball low when curving it from left to right you could also in theory switch to a left handed club and swing left handed. You'd have to be ambidextrous though.

[@cheeta_h3407]

Accually, you could just lean the shaft forward

[@ActingLikeABoss]

With how bad I slice, a draw is impossible for me.

[@cameltryde]

R U still hitting over the top.... I finally stopped lol

[@rafaelmartinvannostrand2084]

Curving shooting has always been natural to me. I just need to learn how to shoot straight

[@cheeta_h3407]

The opening and closing of the clubface is super exaggerated and also, to cut it big (slice), just swing over the top and to draw it big (hook), you could just come from way inside.

[@DeftTouch]

3:39 - What did I just see

[@f0cusen]

Then those guys are ignorant, those were the "old ballflight laws." The new ball flight laws have been established with the use of trackman etc, what I'm saying is not an opinion, it's a fact, it has scientifically been proved.

[@Simonwallis30]

Only thing I would add is have a slightly closed stance for a draw and slightly open one for fade

[@dfsf435345]

Perfect ! The vijdohjugwayz

[@ActingLikeABoss]

I doubt what you are saying is true. I've just noticed how open my club face has been every time I play golf due to a weak grip. With that said, I can probably fade/slice more on a straight hole than a professional can on a dog leg to the right. It's literally that bad.

[@tejanochris]

Try to use equal grip on both hands. Helped me a lot . I use the whip method. narrow your stance. On your down swing your left hand stops and your right hand follows through. Whip action. Another tip is to keep most of your weight on your left. Takes some practice but it works. I havent done a slice in a long time. Hope this helps you. Just trying to help.

[@Picklemedia]

notice the cops didn't show up till that black guy was driving...

[@f0cusen]

Guys this video is inaccurate and most of the things that are being taught in this video are incorrect. First of all the clubface dictates roughly 80% of where the ball starts this means in order to hit a big draw the face has to be open relative to the targetline, a draw starts right then curves back to the target, to achieve that the face has to be OPEN then what is making the ball curve? The path, the face has to be closed relative to the path, in other words path more right then the face.

[@marioelburro1492]

Soccer basically

[@HOWZERGOD]

Trivelas and Finesse shots but with clubs

[@Mububban23]

Random finish.....

[@the1manofsteele]

WAT DEFUK DID I JUST WATCH???