Bernhard Langer explaining how to Draw and Fade the golf ball

u/ElDeguello66 2025 · r/golftips · in “Huge hook - help wanted”

I'm a 15 that's been playing for decades and I tend to hook the ball badly when I miss. Saw Bernard Langer discussing drawing and fading on a golf channel show recently, and decided to give it a go: ▶ this video Be mindful he's teaching from a neutral setup. As a hooker I have to exaggerate my fade setup to get the desired result, and not do anything different to get a draw. But it's working for me so far.

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u/sojohnnysaid 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “25 hcp looking for advice”

Your take away looks decent the first millisecond. Then you sway off the ball and pull the club straight up vertical. Unless you wait for your hands to come down a little before turning it's just gonna be a slice or in this case a toe hit due to poor contact conditions. This is one of those situations where you have to stick with some basic tutorials and use some sticks on the ground. I would recommend getting 3 …

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u/BGOG83 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Washed up. Lost most of my club speed. Besides losing about 70lbs any advice?”

The biggest swing thought I always had when making the conversion was to keep my head completely still and let my body rotate around that. It helped me maintain an exact spine angle and swing more on the same plane every time. Watch Rory’s head in this video. He keeps virtually completely still and then swings up while his head is still behind the ball. When you watch him hit an iron he just swings down, but the …

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