The word fade in fading the golf ball can be quite contentious for a lot of golfers because while the golfer is coming to see me I'm a lesson and say yeah I have a little bit of a problem with a fad. Then they stand there in probably carve the ball 40 yards to the right over the boundary fence of the driving range and we say is that what you mean by your fade. Yeah I just faded out of bounds occasionally.

Well to understand the would fade properly we need to understand that a fade is generally considered to be shot that lands close to the target. So you can fade a ball to a fair way you can fade a ball to a green but you can't fade a ball 40 yards over the right fence of the driving range. That would be a slice or a block slice or a push but it would not be classed as a fade. So if a probably gets about press because poor golfers who slice the ball call it a fade when you watch the world's best golfers some of them have faith Colin Montgomerie won 7 European order merits one of the most consistent golfers of a generation and he hit a fade pretty much all the time.