Towel Drill

[SmoothG]

My stock shot is a baby fade.  After the winter and terrible spring this year I haven't found my groove yet and my fade is looking more slice-like lately.  I've been reading about the towel under the arms drill and I think this will really help me stay connected throughout my swing.  My question is I have seen the drill done three ways.... 1. Towel under both arms, 2. Towel under right arm, 3. Towel under left arm.  Which one should I be doing? So far I've only tried towel under both arms and I've seen an immediate improvement of my club path moving more inside to out.  I haven't hit any balls yet using the drill, just practice swings to get the feel.  I also only feel like I can swing like halfway, or 3/4 swings before the towel moves from my lead arm.  Anyone familiar with this drill that can offer some additional insight?  I feel my issue that needs correction is mainly caused by swinging out to in (over the top).

[perseveringgolfer]

there are LOADS of youtube videos using the towel drill. Key is you're hitting a wedge/9/8 etc it's not for full swings as the towel drops out (as it should).

It's primarily to try and sync the arms and torso to move together.

[RickyBobby_PR]

Towel under both arms is to feel connected thru the swing.

under the trail arm is to fix flying elbow

under lead arm is to fix chicken wing. 

[Kenny B]

It's a good drill.  It sounds like this would be a good time to use it and work on 9-3 drill; can do that with any club.