I've never seen a more clear explanation and demonstration of what to do to create a draw and a fade. Choosing a higher lofted club for a draw and lower lofted club for a fade was new to me. Thank you both!

Cannot wait to try all of this out. Easily the best explained fade/draw video I’ve seen.

It's 11:33 pm and I can't wait to get to the range. The lesson was so clear. 👏🏿 👏🏿

This is ONE HELL of a great lesson! I biggest trouble I have is minding the clubface; you've got to pay attention to it, every single time.

Great video! The range looks amazing. I’ve never seen one so pristine.

Playa in cheif! We crushed 90 today!! 86 with a 41 on the front 9! 2 birds and 11 fairways!! No 3 putts and my best 18 hole score yet! Stress free 😄 and the 6 holes were in the pouring rain! Wadda life!

Eric once again dispensing practical wisdom. Absolute wizard Follow-up: I tried the fade technique on my drives and hit the fairway a LOT more often. Just need to work on power. Fantastic lesson

This has been a game changer for me. Wow! The game was already fun but its on a whole new level now.

Always a pleasure having coach in the videos. The Don Juan, the bees knees!

This was the clearest instruction I have seen on this matter. Lovely stuff

Clear and simple explanation and not necessary to change the natural swing, ie in-out or out-in swings not necessary!

Wow! Complete amatuer here, but this video explains so much more about ball address than I've ever heard. This will help me be much more intentional about addressing the ball and hopefully become much more consistent! Thank You!

This works great. I've been hitting some 1970's Hogan Blades at the range and it's easy to work them like this.

Unbelievable lesson. Tried it at the range today and I can just feel my handicap dropping. Bravo 🎉🎉🎉

This is the best video on how to hit fade draw. Made very simple and easy to understand.

This is the first explanation that was crystal clear. Thanks. I will remember this forever.

Hmm. Anytime I see a coach of any kind giving instruction, I always wish they could give 3 demonstration shots of their own FIRST. I'm certain it would make the lessons go by quicker if they gave you the real-world visual. Great channel Matt. You're a machine! Great job.

What a beautiful grass range.

Wow, thank you very much, i went to the range today after watching this video last night and I did it, i finally did it, i hit a draw on command, i hit a fade on command, needs practice to zero in, but this is going to be a game changer for my round

This is the simplest explanation I've seen on fades and draws yet. Thanks for the simplicity of it. The "most people always try to hit it straight" phrase sums it up nicely. Gotta try this next time out on the range. At least I have something to work on. Cheers mate.

Fabulous Matt, great content as usual. Eric is one hell of a coach.. Waddaplaya waddacoach 😎👍🏻

Great vid. Wow. Would love to see you break out the Eric videos into an individual playlist. What great content!

Loved it when you said, "On top of all of that, you've gotta think in your head 'I'm gonna draw this' " Positive mentality plays a huge part in all of this; low self-believe will kill your skill development. Great job here.

This makes so much sense. Why oh why have I been fighting my natural ball flight (draw) in an effort to hit straight all these decades? I'm going to work with this for sure.

wow amazing demo by this trainer loved it /looks like Table Tenis , circket , field hockey all this sports, ABC's applied to to this Thank you....

Great instruction. I actually have all those shots, just don’t know when which one is going to happen

This worked way better than I thought it would. Great lesson!

Every time I go to the range, I purposely try to turn some each way. I think everyone should try this while practicing. That way you always know where center, or straight is. Most would be better off shaping most shots one way or another depending on the natural tendencies. The straight shot is the hardest. Be the cool golfer that can shape shots toward tough pins..

Thanks, I will give these tips a try, appreciate this 👍

I have always though of these shots as tennis moves. A draw is a forehand, and a fade is a cut shot... admittedly this makes me fight my hands a bit in the swing, but I find it easier to scale back from too much draw/fade than to initially learn how to do it.

Yes Yes Yes Yes!!!!!! I teach this constantly, simply the easiest way to shape a golf shot. Physics at work, without science in mind. Awesome Content!

Brilliant video made it so simple.. And KZfaq is full of all sorts of golf technique videos this one is dam good and easy

That guy is one hell of a coach!! His knowledge of the golf fundamentals is extraordinary.

after watching several youtube videos on this subject and not getting it, this was a perfect instructional video for me. I now get it! Thanks

Eric is a golf god, will be trying this at the range

Love the video. Very informative for those of use who slice or hook the ball as well. Just wondering what sort of distance you would expect to get from the 2 different clubs.

the best instruction for learning draw/fade so far .. kudos

Simple and understandable. I like the approach that you understand the straight shot better when you understand the curves.

The way my brain works and I can hit a draw/hook at will. I have to be aiming like said in this video, but my club face will also be square to the closed path and then I swing on that path (which will be inside) and I automatically without thinking close the club face at impact. I actually can hook it too much. Also a strong grip helps. The table tennis analogy is great too. I play(ed) a lot of table tennis in the past. EDIT: Ohhh, the fade I struggle with and the grip change might be the reason with the trail hand. NICE!!

Fantastic lesson. I can’t go practice that today but I already feel confident that it would translate just after that video

This Best lesson I’ve ever had. Been playing since 2005. Shot 79 using this. Missed some putts and I couldn’t pull off this draw move with my driver and 3wood. Thank you.

Very helpful for my tennis, thanks!

One of the best golf videos I’ve seen

Great instructional video. Perfect explanation. 👌 great teacher. 👍

Nice video! Fades and draws are very underrated, I don't really see too much people practicing them, only the best ones got both of those shots in their bag

This bloke is a good coach. Would love to have a lesson with you, mate.

Great video, easy to follow (at least watching haha). Will try these next time i'm at the range

This video helped me to understand why i was hitting pull hooks or draws that went to another solar system! i must and rewinded this video numerous times! i know it wasn’t rocket surgery but a simple change in feet alignment has got me loving this god awful game again! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m the PLAYAH i was meant to be!

will defiantly be trying this at the range

I feel like this is gonna help so much

Thank you for uploading this Matt and Eric explains it in such a concise way that's easy to absorb, exactly what I'd been looking for. I naturally hit draws with my irons but I recently started experimenting with trying to hit fades as well which unfortunately turned out to be a few too many slices - watching this video has helped me discover that the problem was with both my swing path and right hand grip. Love the content you upload, please keep the good stuff coming :)

When I was younger, I would do 1/3 cuts, 1/3 draws, and then the last 1/3 straight at the range. That last 1/3 was so easy to hit straight.

Very interesting… Thanks for this lesson Matt! (And to Eric of course)

Eric is the man - and Matt is the chief

What was most Interesting for me what the grip part. Would be super interesting to have a whole short video on grip alone!

One of the things I've learned is to watch the shoulders. A fade will tend to have the lead shoulder higher. A draw will tend to have the follow shoulder higher.

Hi, I'm new to golf and would like to ask about the shots being demonstrated, when you want hit a draw and fade shot on course, is that the alignment (stance) that we have to use as well? Great video explanation and greatly appreciate your input on this. Thanks

This fellow knows his stuff. You build a feel model inside yourself that you can return to with a little visualization.

So good. Great way of explaining these shots.

Great stuff! No waste of time.

Perfect timing! Just what we needed!

Wow. That works like a charm. Well taught

The nicest range I’ve ever seen

Great as always, and stay for the end! Lessons confirmed!

That range is delightful

nice playa ! Thx for sharing this great method

I don’t know why but I’ve seen videos saying similar stuff but this one made it click!

straightforward explanation, a great video. Now time to go to the range and destroy my normal swing lol

So I’ve been doing it correctly. Great video and lesson.

Easy lesson … thanks!

Wow! Great content ! Thank you! Respect !

The draw is my hardest shot. It usually looks like a pull rather than a sling. Fade is my bread and butter. But I would donate a kidney for a practice ground like that. Eric is the man, I will be working on this.

That range is beautiful

Definitely will change my grip for the fade, that is my weakness, can always turn it over(draw) but fades are tough for me..

Amazing Video , thankyou!!

Exellente wadda lesson 👍

nicest range ive ever laid eyes on

Great video, i have a question regarding gripping the club. Do we set the clubface angle, and then grip the club normally? Or do we grip it, and rotate hands to get the clubface angle and keep on holding it? Haha maybe a dumb question, but i would think we would regrip the club after setting up right?😅

Great instructions! Question on stance/setup. How much should gap should there be between front to rear foot? I saw instructor just walked up and appears to be at least 1+ ft gap. But in the fade, the feet gap was not as far.

Such a nice range omg

Liked and Subscribed. Great channel.

Amazing video. Face sends, path bends

Awesome video!!! Thanks!

I find it incredibly impressive when pros appear to be square to their target yet still achieve a dramatic push draw.

Matt, like a duck to water, man. Waddaplaya! Made it look easy.

Should add, lovin your content.

Nice. Now let's see it with the driver. Yup, I can fade and draw a SW but no way can shape a longer club.

Man phenomenal

I could have used this a couple days ago. I was behind a tree on a few holes. I tried to do a cut shot on one of the holes but didn't have the mechanics right and ended up catching a branch of the tree.

Wow what a great video

Excellent!

I have some house choirs tomorrow but F it! I'll go to the range instead and try this.

That was a great video!

freaking cool. and look at that range. looks like the dude's private facility.

great video

Thank you. This is one easy to follow for non professional players to shoot fade and draws. All the other videos teaching this same topic have you manipulate the wrist and angles too much. Too hard to be consistent.

enough ball buckets, we need trays like this here in the states

Same thing with a driver ?

Do you alter the club face with your wrists or in the grip?

Please Show the Type of divot for the fade and draw . 😊❤