How do I stop a high fade golf shot?

Answer by  timeismoney (994)

High fade golf shots result from the club impacting the ball in an open position. The back of your left hand (for right handed golfers) mirrors the impact angle of the club. Allow your left hand to rotate slightly to the left at impact so that the club face is beginning to close, just as the club impacts the ball.

Answer by  matt51 (14)

The high fade shot is typically caused by the ball being positioned too far towards the front foot during address. This happens because moving the ball forward increases the loft of the club and also the path of the club comes from the outside in, resulting in a high fade.

Answer by  Squeaks289 (273)

The best way is to get through the ball with your swing. Drop that back shoulder, it make's it easier to turn. Make sure you hold the follow through.

Answer by  Onimusha715 (49)

First, set up to the ball with a closed stance. Make sure you make a complete shoulder turn. Don't come over the top of the ball. Finish below your shoulder.