How to hit a fade and a draw?

Question

I'm right handed and need to know how to hit a fade and draw with my driver and my im 15if that helps

Answer 1

I usually only have one swing thought when trying to shape the ball.  After making the proper setup adjustments (ie,..feet positioned left of parallell for a fade,....and right for a draw) I focus on either a high or a low finish.  I finish high to fade the ball,....and low for a draw.  

The only time I stray from this is when the prefferred ballflight needs to be a high draw or a low fade.  I try to dictate ballflight then by hand activity, or lack thereof, through impact.  These last two scenarios tend to be a little tougher for me for obvious reasons,....but I'm working on it.  :)

Answer 2

to elaborate on kegger regarding the draw. play the ball a little back in your stance than normal.

Answer 3

To hit a draw first set up closed to the target line(this means aim a little right of the target)Now that you are aimed right(just a little right)say right side of the green if flag is in the center of the green you can NOW take your grip but make sure the club face is aimed right were you want the ball to end up ( the flag) You can now swing as if you are trying to hit

the ball to the closed target line( the right side of the green.....the ball Will start right down the closed target line and then start to curve back to the left to were you aimed the club face you have now hit the DRAW

To hit a fade do the reverse aim your body left(left side of the green) then take your grip with the club aimed at your target (were you want to have the ball end up,the flag)then swing down your body line you have now hit a fade

GOOD LUCK

Yes Thank You Grite your Right about having to play the ball a little bit farther back in your stance  about a ball width's

Answer 4

to hit a fade back away from the ball like reach for it and to draw get closer and twist your wrists more