Yes. When you want to hit a fade, you have to line up a little left and make sure your clubface is on the target. When you do this make sure your clubhead is going to be on the new open plane. When I feel I want to hit a fade, I do the angled hinge. This feels like 'no roll' with the Clubface staying very square (but I know the Clubface is really doing a 'half roll').
Welcome, Collin, and congratulations on your first post!
Now, I've got to let everybody in on our little secret...
Collin (age 18 ) and his Dad, Cal, just spent two days in The Swamp. And let ol' Yoda tell you something: This young man can flat bust that Ball. He can 'golf' it, too: He recently was named the #1 High School Golfer in St. Louis. Not surprisingly, he is also the youngest entrant in the St. Louis U.S. Open qualifier next week.
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