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If you're a right-handed golfer, move your grip over to the left a bit. Make sure your knuckles on your left hand aren't visible on your grip, but your right-hand knuckles are. Don't overdo this. A fade can easily turn into a slice if you move your grip too much to the left. Make sure your left hand is on top of your right hand for as long as possible. Hold your club face square to your release path, or even open to it. A fade is where the ball starts off left and slowly drifts back to center. To make sure your fade doesn't become a slice, aim slightly left of target with your feet and shoulders. On impact, hit the ball so that the toe of the club is tilted slightly rearward and the heel is in front of the toe. This will promote the left-to-right movement that you're looking for with a fade. Swinging really hard with an open swing encourages a slice. So don't kill the ball. Swing evenly so that your hands don't turn over. A lower height on the teed-up ball will help you swing more level at impact.

summary: Weaken your grip. Aim slightly to the left. Hit with a slightly open face. Don't over swing. Tee the ball low and line up the center of the ball with the sweet spot of your driver.

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Standing with your feet shoulder-width apart and your feet in line with another, stick your butt out backwards. Hold a weight in each hand, letting your arms stay to your sides. Moving slowly, squat downwards while keeping the weight square to your chest. Move downwards until at a 90 degree angle. Hold briefly, and using your butt muscles, clench and push back upwards. Try 3 reps of 15. When squatting, keep your weight on your heels, rather than tilted forward on the balls of your foot. Always keep good form when squatting. It's important to keep your back straight and chest open, rather than slumping over into poor posture. Keeping your back straight keeps your legs engaged and your butt working hard. If you feel good about squats, try amping up your reps or the amounts of exercises. Another options is to hold at the sitting-stance of the squat. Pausing at the most difficult part will aid in strengthening, and in turn, enlarging, your butt muscles. Don't have a set of dumbbells? Don't find an excuse to skip this exercise. Use things in your home to keep you in tip top shape. For example, a milk jug filled with water and tightly closed can act as a decent sized weight. To amp it up, try filling your jug with loose change.
summary: Drop it low with a weighted squat.