How many times have you had a bunch of trees slightly blocking your ball's path to the pin? Wouldn't it have been nice to be able to fade or draw the shot accordingly? It will take a bit of time at the range; but after a bit of practice on Callaway X-22 Irons, you will be confident in fading or drawing your shot. The Draw: A draw, is when the golf ball curves slightly to the left when hit. It is less severe, and more desirable than a hook; which is when the golf ball sharply curves to the left by callaway x22. How to Draw the Golf Ball: Stand with a slightly closed stance. This means that if you placed your club even with your feet, the club would be pointed slightly to the right of the target. You will feel as if you are aiming to the right of the target. Close the club face slightly, relative to how you are standing. This means the face of your club will be pointed at the target.

Play around with this. Go to the range and try playing around with how much you close your stance, this will determine how much the ball will draw. The callaway x22 irons[/url][/b] will make contact with the ball slightly below the ball's equator. The Fade: A fade, is the opposite of a draw; when the ball curves slightly to the right when hit. The fade is the more controlled form of a slice; which is when the ball wildly veers off to the right when hit. You will feel as if you are aiming to hit the ball by the x22 irons. forces you to hit the ball on an "out-to-in" swing path. This means making contact with the golf ball slightly above the ball's equator . The "out-to-in" swing path is what gives it proper spin to fade to the right. Fading and drawing your golf shots may be tricky at first, but keep on playing around with it, and you will be able to fade or draw your shot around those trees with confidence and finesse.