Hit The Golf Ball Straight, Draw Or Fade With This Foot Flare

Learn how to hit the golf ball straight, draw, or fade by adjusting your foot flare. This simple tip will improve your golf game and help you control your shots on the course!
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[@craignoddin426]

I tried this today and it worked for me! It really helped a lot. Thank you

[@not_sub_70]

I tried this at the range yesterday. It does seem to be effective in influencing shot shape. I have been fighting a push/fade with driver lately. Unless I know different, I follow Ben Hogan's advice in his Five Lessons book. He prescribes some left foot flare, about 22 degrees, so that is what I have been doing. Worked for him, but he fought a hook all his life. Those of us with the opposite tendency need to hold the foot closer to square to the target line, apparently. Amazing that such a simple detail can have such influence.

[@yannrobert8546]

I will definitely try thkx. Never been able to draw on purpose

[@martynedwards1493]

Great tip, makes a lot of sense, will try it out…..
Could the same principles be applied to driving off the tee?

[@lens7859]

So much harder for me to hit a cut/fade. Thanks