Most golfers try to influence the left or right flight of the ball by adjusting their stance and/or grip. We will address the stance in this section.
When they think of their stance, most golfers focus on foot placement:
The feet and legs provide a foundation for the spine. But, unlike the hips, which have a direct relationship to the spine, they can move independently of the spine without impacting it. (For example: when you squat to read a green the spine remains straight.)
So, why so much focus on the hips? Since, they are connected to the spine, any placement, tilt or movement of the hips has a direct effect on the rotation of the spine, which in turn dictates the inside/out or outside/in plane of the swing.
How to adjust your stance to draw or fade the ball.
TIPS:
A HOOK STANCE WITH AN OPEN HIP WILL SLICE!
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