Hitting a controlled draw in golf isn’t as simple as just making a setup change, at least not if you want to hit an effective and consistent draw that gets up in the air. A draw will tend to fly lower because there is less dynamic loft on the clubface at impact, so you need to change your swing plane and path if you want to hit the longer clubs like the driver with a proper draw.
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Hitting a controlled draw in golf isn’t as simple as just making a setup change, at least not if you want to hit an effective and consistent draw that gets up in the air. A draw will tend to fly lower because there is less dynamic loft on the clubface at impact, so you need to change your swing plane and path if you want to hit the longer clubs like the driver with a proper draw.
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