How to Draw a Golf Ball in 10 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2024
- Learn how to hit a draw in no time by understanding a few simple concepts. Plus we give you a tip to hit a draw with driver with one of our favorite driver golf draw drills!
If you are trying to get rid of that ugly golf slice and are ready to start hitting a nice high golf draw shot, these tips and drills will help you master your golf swing!
This golf lesson gives you golf tips on the slice vs draw, some reasons why you can't stop slicing the golf ball, a few great checkpoints to help you fix your golf slice, and then some simple golf drills to help turn that golf slice into a high golf draw.
If you are trying to get rid of that ugly golf slice and are ready to start hitting nice high draws, these tips and drills will help you master your golf swing!
This golf lesson gives you golf tips on the slice vs draw, some reasons why you can't stop slicing the golf ball, a few great checkpoints to help you fix your golf slice, and then some simple golf drills to help turn that golf slice into a high golf draw.
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I like the step by step guide. Great work. Thank you.
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Excellent quick and detailed lesson. So many important points. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Dawn! Which tip do you think will help you most?
@@USGOLFTVshow All really hit home for my outside/in swing path. The weight distribution and relaxing should be the most important points for me.
Thanks for the great tips 😀 I can't wait to put them to use 🤞
You bet! What other topics would you like to see us cover?
Awesome information
Something that really clicked and worked for me was being told to "throw your hands at the ball" on the downswing to create the draw.
I think I hit draw shots with high loft clubs like 9 iron and wedges but unintentionally because I always have to aim a bit to the right of my target lol
Great instruction. I have a tendency to flip my irons. Not all the time but enough that screws up my game. Also do not hit the center if the face especially the irons.
We have a couple great videos on improving contact....check them out.
Most golfers, right or left handed, if they bump their hips toward the target, they usually end up shifting their weight toward the target, which in turn, in my opinion, will end up to far forward, i.e., toward the target, and as a result deloft the face of the driver creating an open face and usually end up either duffing, slicing, or both. JMO.
I hit the ball farther with a fade/slice than I do a draw. I have taken many lessons on how to hit a draw, I suppose the fade swing is so ingrained that, at my age, it's permanent. Thanks for your videos.
Our pleasure, other topics you would like to see us cover?
@@USGOLFTVshow maybe see some of your "experienced golfers" applying your vertical line swing method.
I enjoyed watching your video and found it very helpful. What is the key move in starting the dowswing?
Good question, the key is to get your weight/pressure moving forward early. This will promote solid contact and help get the club in the slot.
@@USGOLFTVshow thank you for your great videos and drills
Can you do a video on ball position through the bag? Should all irons be in the center of stance or some left of center or right of center? Wedges?
You bet. We did one on ball position a few weeks back. It is on our channel 👊
ua-cam.com/video/t0Dyp7qMa7s/v-deo.html
I will be trying all your tips tomorrow so hoping I can get my drives longer and drawing
Awesome, be sure to let us know how it goes and to subscribe 👊
When you close your stance for the draw does the club face stay looking at the target or do you move that to the right of the target also.
Great question, to start keep the clubface square to the target. If you begin to over draw the ball you can then move it more in line with the stance. Make sense?
@@USGOLFTVshow Thanks! That's why I couldn't get the ball to draw but I got a nice high ball flight. I had my club in line with my stance
Thanks for sharing. If weight is 60% forward, and 40% back foot, how can you have your forward shoulder higher. Doesn’t make sense.
Great video.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Which tip did you find most helpful?
Helps to keep your right elbow tucked in against your right side. When the right elbow flies out or up your going to swing across the ball.
Where are your feet suppose to be to hit the draw
Thank you for the question Kenneth! We recommend a slightly closed stance, maybe 10 degrees relative to your intended target. The key here is when you shift your aim, you want your club face to stay square relative to your target line and not your feet. (that's a secret though, don't tell your playing partners!) Hope that helps!
Don’t say what not to do ... Just tell me the correct way to do it ...
To much information keep it simple
Thanks for the tips and drills. That setup was super helpful! ⛳️🏌🏻♀️🥰
Glad it was helpful...Hope you subscribed!
@@USGOLFTVshow sure did. Rang the bell and everything! Love waking up to your tips as I’m making my healthy day drinks. :)