Category: Aim

The Correct Side of the Tee Box

You know where you want the ball to go on the course but are unsure where to tee up.

High Draw

You need a draw but at the same time you require increased loft.

High Fade

You need a high flying left to right shot that lands softly.

Low Draw

You need a draw but at the same time you want to keep it low for the maximum amount of distance with your tee shot.

Low Fade

You need a fade but at the same time have to keep the ball low. Reducing the underspin on the ball will help keep it low and come in from the left side of the target.

Aim and Body Alignment

Poor aim or just need a refresher on how it is done.

Sidehill Lies Require an Upright Swing

Standing up as you swing because your sense of balance tries to keep you from falling down the slope or swinging too flat and hitting the ground before you make contact with the ball.

How to Play a Dogleg

Doglegs forcing you to play safety shots.

Hitting the High Draw

Need to avoid obstacles in the fairway or make it around a dogleg with a powerful shot.

Slicing Due to a Poor Setup

Addressing the ball with your shoulders aligned too far to the left will cause you to slice. Many people make the mistake of lifting their left heel during the backswing, which is one of the most common causes of a slice.