How to hit a draw in Golf

Moderator Squarely about hitting a draw and a fade -- explains both the classic body/face/foot-line teaching method and the more modern understanding of face relative to path.

Reviewer Top-tier insight -- explains both the simple version and what's actually happening.

Moderator Squarely on topic -- a real on-course draw with a 3-wood, covering tee height, face aim, stance, and swing path, with the shot shown landing in the fairway.

Reviewer Clean, credible breakdown with the shot to prove it works.

Reviewer One of the clearest, most teachable draw lessons in the batch.

Moderator A structured, live beginner lesson explicitly built around hitting a draw -- isolates start line (face) from curve (path) using a soccer-ball analogy and a step-by-step challenge progression. Exactly on-topic.

Reviewer Excellent, structured, and genuinely practice-able -- top of the pile for this skill.

Moderator This is a deliberate practice system for controlling curve and path -- literally has the player hit balls that curve left, right, and straight on command, then combines path and face specifically to produce a draw. About as squarely on-topic as it gets.

Reviewer Clean, simple, and it'll actually work on the range -- my kind of lesson.

Moderator Textbook draw lesson -- explicitly explains the face-to-path relationship and gives a concrete alignment-and-setup method to produce a controlled draw. Exactly what this sub-skill is.

Reviewer Teaches the actual cause of a draw, not just a stance tweak - send this to someone who wants to understand it.

Moderator This is THE draw lesson - the whole thing is built around clubface-to-path relationship, with every subsection (grip, backswing, downswing) tied directly back to how it affects face-to-path for a draw.

Reviewer This is the one that actually explains why so many self-taught draws fall apart -- required viewing if yours is inconsistent.

Moderator Entirely dedicated to correctly producing the draw and, more importantly, to the WRONG way most golfers try to get there. Nothing else in this clip.

Reviewer Gets the ball-flight physics right and gives you something you can actually stand over and do.

Moderator Entire video is the ball-flight-laws breakdown for the draw with driver specifically. Sets up the shot, explains path-then-face, nothing else competing for airtime.

Moderator Squarely on topic -- a real shot needing a draw, explained through where the face is aimed versus the swing line, with the result shown.

Reviewer Short and to the point, with the shot to back it up.

Reviewer Explains the actual mechanism behind a draw in under 30 seconds -- good stuff.

Moderator Squarely about hitting a draw -- explains it through the actual ball flight law, path versus face, which is the real mechanism behind a draw.

Reviewer Explains the why, not just the what - good stuff on shaping the shot with your finish.

Moderator 100% on-topic - this is specifically the follow-through piece of hitting a draw, explained as one of the levers (along with wrist/shaft angle) that controls curvature. No drift into other subjects.

Reviewer Clear framework, honest about it being the easy-mode version of the shot.

Moderator Masters hook is just the intro; the actual content is squarely the three-part draw recipe (center strike, path right, face between path and target) applied to a real approach shot.

Reviewer Explains the why, not just the what -- solid stuff if you already know your way around a swing.

Moderator Nothing but draw mechanics for irons start to finish -- ball back, weight forward, handle ahead, then ties it straight into why an earlier strike point drives an in-to-out path. Zero filler, zero tangents. This is the sub-skill, full stop.

Moderator Squarely about producing a draw (and fade) -- uses alignment sticks to show foot line versus face line and how swinging along the foot line curves the ball.

Reviewer Great drill -- the alignment sticks make the path/face idea click.

Reviewer Real numbers, real diagnosis, real fix - this is what good coaching looks like.

Moderator Wall to wall about diagnosing and fixing this player's draw - ball position, impact line, path numbers, all pointed at getting him to draw safely.

Reviewer Practical two-tier approach -- pick the method that matches your level.

Moderator Straight down the middle of the topic -- defines the draw, explains impact conditions, gives two distinct methods to produce it. No filler.

Reviewer Smart sequencing - curve first, refine the swing path second - instead of overwhelming you with everything at once.

Moderator Squarely about hitting a draw, this time with the driver specifically, using a tennis-racket analogy for the geometry.

Reviewer Actually accounts for different bodies instead of insisting on one right way to do it.

Moderator Also entirely about hitting a draw with irons, this time framed around the range of options (ball position vs address vs feel) for producing it depending on your own body and flexibility.

Reviewer Clean, correct mental model - face starts it, path curves it - with a physical target to aim at.

Moderator Directly and entirely about learning to draw the ball, framed explicitly as the easier method - no tangents.

Reviewer Simple, memorable cue for closing the face when you need to flip your shot shape.

Moderator Squarely about hitting a draw on command -- specifically for a player who naturally fades it and needs to flip the shot shape for a dogleg.

Reviewer Solid basic instruction, just don't expect much depth beyond the fundamentals.

Moderator Straightforward, explicit how-to for hitting a draw aimed at amateurs -- closed clubface at setup, normal swing, body rotation. Squarely on topic.

Reviewer Right idea, right result on camera, just don't expect much depth beyond the two steps.

Moderator Draw only, start to finish. Grip change plus aim change, nothing else in the video.

Reviewer Draws a clear line between the quick trick and the real, repeatable version of the shot.

Moderator Entirely devoted to the draw - swing path, face angle, and specifically the handle position mechanism, with a whole segment analyzing Tom Lehman's swing for it. Squarely the sub-skill.

Reviewer The two-stick drill actually lets you feel the face/path difference instead of just hearing about it.

Moderator Draw is the first and more thoroughly worked example in the video - face vs path, aim body right of a right-aiming face - before it mirrors the same logic for a fade. It's not just a mention, it's a full worked drill.

Reviewer Two specific setup tweaks with real before/after shots - minus a plug for his paid program.

Moderator Framed as a slice fix, but the fix IS learning to draw the ball - arm position and stance are specifically about producing an in-to-out path, which is the sub-skill.

Reviewer Actionable setup numbers you can actually use on the range.

Moderator Every section - objective, setup, swing feel - is explicitly built to produce the draw with driver. Doesn't wander.

Reviewer Simple recipe to try on the range, but doesn't explain the why.

Moderator Same subject, squarely on it -- adjustable driver loft, aim line, foot position, and slowing the swing down to hit a draw.

Moderator Squarely about hitting a draw with the driver -- grip, shoulder alignment, back foot position, tempo, all aimed at getting the ball to curve right to left.

Reviewer Decent starter cues for a draw, though it stays pretty surface level.

Reviewer Live student demo that actually draws the ball - and a good two-variable mental model to boot.

Moderator First half is squarely a draw/hook lesson - closed stance, closed face, swing along the foot line, with a live before/after demo that actually works. It then pivots into teaching the fade too, which drifts off this specific sub-skill for the back half.

Reviewer Good explanation of 'depth' with a checkpoint you can actually use on video.

Moderator Framed explicitly as the starting point for the draw and ties backswing depth directly to shallowing the path, but a lot of this excerpt is generic 'depth is good for everyone' backswing content that would apply to any shot shape, not draw specifically.

Reviewer Weird looking drill, real underlying lesson -- worth trying on the range.

Moderator Draw and fade get roughly equal billing via a shared drill -- genuinely useful for draw specifically (the whole 'weight forward, hit it earlier in the arc' section is squarely about producing a draw), but I can't call the whole video about the draw when half of it is written for the slicer wanting a fade.

Reviewer Good mental model (the bowling lane) once you get past the intro - just takes a while to arrive.

Moderator Squarely about understanding and hitting a real draw, specifically clearing up the pull-hook-vs-draw confusion - very on topic even if it takes a while to get moving.

Reviewer A fine starting tip, but there's not much meat on it.

Moderator Squarely on topic -- a basic grip and aim tip specifically for hitting a draw.

Reviewer Good reminder tips if you already half-know what you're doing, but it won't teach you from zero.

Moderator Short clip, squarely about hitting a draw with driver -- set up a touch closed, swing inside-out, release the hands, keep the body turning through. All correct and on-topic.

Reviewer Real tips in here, just wade through the rangefinder ad to get to them.

Moderator This is a real draw-with-driver lesson end to end - setup checkpoints (ball position, side tilt, trail shoulder, forearm, handle height) all aimed at getting the club to shallow and come from the inside, which is exactly the draw mechanism. Stays on topic the whole clip.

Reviewer Solid technical content on hip sequencing, just don't expect it to explicitly teach you to draw the ball.

Moderator This is billed as a draw lesson but the actual content is a coach-to-coach breakdown of hip sequencing to stop a slice -- same underlying mechanism as a draw (path/face relationship) but never explicitly connects it to shot-shaping a draw on command. It's in the neighborhood, not a bullseye.

Reviewer Interesting point on a common myth, but hard to follow without seeing the demo.

Moderator On topic -- it's specifically about draw fundamentals, tackling the common belief that you have to aim right to hit one. But it's a lesson snippet with a lot of back-and-forth, so it reads more like a fragment of a longer conversation than a self-contained explanation.

Reviewer Good feel cues backed by real launch numbers, wrapped in the usual subscribe pitch.

Moderator Draw gets a full, detailed treatment first - body aim, path, closing the face, Trackman numbers - before the video moves on to fade and then high/low. It's a real, substantial segment, just one of four shot shapes covered rather than the whole video.

Reviewer Smart strategic insight on drawing it into the wind, but assumes you can already hit the shot.

Moderator It's about draws, but mostly through the lens of ball flight and spin management in the wind rather than how to physically produce one -- comes up alongside fade comparisons, wind strategy, swing length.

Reviewer Confirms the ball-flight law with real numbers, but doesn't teach you how to do it yourself.

Moderator Half the clip is fade, not draw -- it's a compare-and-contrast demo, not a draw lesson. Still directly on-topic for the draw half, so this isn't tangential, but it's not squarely 'about' the draw either.

Reviewer Sells you on why a draw is useful, but I don't see the technique itself explained here.

Moderator Title is direct - fastest way to hit a draw - and it's from a golf coaching account, so this is squarely aimed at the shot shape itself.

Reviewer Interesting to hear from Rory, but there's nothing here you can actually take to the range.

Moderator Draw is literally the first shot he's asked to demonstrate and describe, so it's squarely on topic.