HOW TO HIT A DRAW WITH A DRIVER

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Scratch Golf Academy like your style of instruction.easy to understand an I liked the way you present the information.not rocket science!! Just takes some practice 👍

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[@hunterfunter47]

I like the straight to the point style. I’ve watched dozens of golf teaching videos where you’re treated like a beginner. The vast majority of viewers are amateur golfers who are experienced and know a lot about the game but need tips to tweak their game or cure a habit. What you get here is some respect and acknowledgement that you are a GOLFER already.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much for the positive comment. Best, Adam

[@georgejohnson6463]

This lesson is pure gold

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much George. Best, Adam

[@michaelpappas3857]

Ihave struggled with a slice forever. But your explanation of the geometry as well as the progressive drills is very helpful. I just tried this as you suggested at the range and it is working. I know it’s going to take practice but you’ve given me hope I can learn to hit a draw. Thank you!!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the note Michael, hope you make good progress Best, Adam

[@bazzz872]

how’s it going now?

[@canuck_gamer3359]

It can be done folks! I took my 79 year old father to an indoor golf place yesterday so that I could show him in slow motion what his club was doing at impact, because he struggles with a slice (and I have a natural inside out swing). And within ten minutes I had him going from a pretty drastic outside-inside swing to an inside out! I was able to use this video to build his swing up just a little at a time and to use Adam's words, in a very playful and fun way and that quickly he had it! That's the key, play around with it and don't be in a hurry, walk before you run as the old saying goes!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment, and glad your dad had success Best, Adam

[@johnfoss1866]

Wow, I’ve been playing for a year and could never figure out why I was slicing. When you say that, you can’t just plug in a swing and try it, that makes complete sense to me. Taking baby steps makes way more sense, and has led me to hit my first consistent draws yesterday. Thank you so much for this.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks John, and glad to hear of your progress

[@SG13232]

Adam, just wanted to say thanks! I am a lifelong baseball player that always struggled with an open club face, even though I have a decent golf swing in general. This little drill really has helped reduce the amount of times I’ve missed to the right. Incredibly helpful and straight to the point!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the note, glad the video was helpful

[@jeffguzzetta4228]

Hi Adam! Finally!!! A video that I can apply to my swing that makes sense! I’ve watched COUNTLESS videos on how to hit a draw or stop slicing and the common theme was to swing shallow and/ or finish more to the right. Neither ever worked for me- shallow resulted in coming in so low that I often “drop kicked” my driver and trying to swing further to the right produced near misses and a really awkward swing path with almost no power. The example you give with the ping pong paddle or tennis racket actually makes wayyy more sense! Thank you thank you thank you!!! This works!!!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear the video was helpful to you Jeff

[@brandonkandoll2502]

Many videos on how to hit a draw out there... This is the easiest and most clear explanation!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Brandon, I'm glad you found it helpful. Best, Adam

[@martingilbertson]

I went to the driving range this morning after watching this video, having played a bit of tennis in my youth I understood exactly the point being made , it didn't take long to get the feel of a slight twist closing the club face through impact. What this did for me was eliminate a violent slice or extreme fade to the right as the ball landed . What would look like a good shot , when it landed would go 15 or 20 yards to the right . I understand these are early days . However it was the best trip to a driving range I can remember ! Thanks for the tip .

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you made progress Martin

[@Martin-q7b]

Made progress ! I've just won a Midlands / North of England Seniors competition 😳. Many thanks to you all .

[@R0B0naut]

This is such good advise. You just have to mentally understand the concept and just fool around and practice. I love this style of teaching!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Best, Adam

[@mesillahills]

Riding the R to L wind. One of the fundamentals of golf. Tee it high, swing up through it to the outside, and most of all hold your head back, don't peak. Nick Faldo illustrated this shot from Royal St. George's last week. He claimed to even use it to control distances into greens based on the pin positions. He even illustrated that with actual hits with both cuts to the right, and wind riding left flights

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Best, Adam

[@txterbug]

8 years later and still a great video. The wrist action tip you gave might be life changing for me.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks!

[@fredb4276]

I have struggled with slicing my drives. I watched many videos to no avail. Then I watched this video. Your use of a tennis racket resonated with me. I needed some kind of key while swinging and that was it. When I played tennis, I could hit top spin or back spin shots. So today, I was finally able to manipulate the club head by thinking of hitting a slight top spin shot with my driver. Finally, I was able to stop slicing the ball and hit it straight or a slight draw. Not just with my driver but with my irons as well. I can't thank you enough.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Fred! All the best, Adam

[@kmier2000]

Sir I can't thank you enough. This is the one thing I was missing. The wrist motion was key. I was at a point of giving up, thank you!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, and glad you found the video helpful

[@dizzychizzy1]

Its so true how I try to implement new techniques at full throttle... Thanks for the in site...

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Me too! Best, Adam

[@michaelwilson8760]

thank you very kindly Adam, your lessons are great ! To add one observation, .. , I have found that changing to a baseball grip with a normal full blooded drive, gives a wicked drawn verve or spin on the ball towards it's latter flight path, looping in in a jimmy connors top spin style, so for the top hand, tuck (both) thumbs in, hands facing opposites, it's the fastest way to nuke a troubling slice, by tucking in the thumbs, it allows the club to switch hit thru at impact, crossing over, hands crossing over radically and immediately, as the top hand thumb does not lock impede or bar this flexion movement, so it adds power and accuracy aswell, and after about 30 practise drives it becomes a tad sore on the bottom hand thumb joint, but it's the best grip by far for guaranteeing atleast a 3 to 5 yard curve in bend in the shot ! And for heavy shots, the most accurate, yet clearly softly softly is a better style. Just a brief comment, the grip i learnt from a golf manual from ivy league Boston colleges written in the 80s perhaps. Based on my recollections. 👍👌

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Michael. All the best, Adam

[@jeffreyvictor3678]

Tried this today at the range…I went through the drill and I have to say that out of a large bucket of balls, I only sliced about 8-10 balls towards the end as I was beginning to tire. It felt a little funny trying to exaggerate my hips to the left and I did start to top a few shots, but for the most part, I was able to straighten out my slice with one bucket of balls. Still have a lot of work to do and I am trying to get my wrists working properly and swinging from the inside out rather than over the top, but I do believe your instructions helped and I have a new confidence to be able to hit the ball straight down the fairway…which will then generate a new feeling of enjoyment for the game!! Ty

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Jeffrey, and glad you made progress. Best, Adam

[@Dezjonessssss]

Watched a lot of your videos lately after decided to try and work on the mechanics of my swing. Everyone is helpful in some form and very easy to follow. Also the 'playful' mental side to learning really has helped. More patient about getting results than getting frustrated after every bad shot. Thanks Adam 👍

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the note, glad you're doing better. All the best, Adam

[@gmwilliams4314]

Thanks, that was a great straight forward but brief explanation of how to hit a draw that I can use at the range immediately.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

+Cudjoe W. I'm glad you found it helpful. Best of luck with the draw! Adam

[@PeeTee-mh7ln]

I have never in my 25 years of playing golf made a ball go right to left. Not even by accident. I watched this video and in less that 10 balls I was shaping my driver right to left. Thank you very much for this video!!!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear of your progress! All the best, Adam

[@ljoelmchanley3676]

Love your videos Adam, I can see why you have earned teacher of the year awards. Truly gifted at splaining things...clear and concise!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much, I appreciate the comment. All the best, Adam

[@vinnyd6346]

I first saw this video two years ago and now every time I hit driver I visualize the tennis racket and man does it straighten out my long drives!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Vinny, thanks for the comment. Best, Adam

[@grahammurray6785]

Excellent to see the coorrect way being shown too many people are taught to flip instead of turn the hands over 👏

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Graham Best, Adam

[@heavyq]

Thought this video was from like, yesterday. The video quality is superb.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much. Best, Adam

[@saucecan0119]

Hope your doing well Adam. This video just changed my game thanks!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful. All the best, Adam

[@tobybarker6808]

I just aim right a bit, grip it with the face slightly closed, and swing normally. Works almost every time! Opposite is true for a fade.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Sounds good Toby. Best, Adam

[@artpena72]

Works great, after only 1 hour at the range i can do it easier than before. We just have to do it exactly as you said. Thanks a lot.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Arturo, Glad the video helped you. All the best, Adam

[@alanainsworth4549]

Thanks Adam very lucid clear and easy to follow

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Alan. All the best, Adam

[@blaynewayne]

Absolutely the best golf instructor on KZbin. Thank you!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much for the comment. Best, Adam

[@placentahelper1]

Practice swinging the club with the ball above your feet. (shallows/flattens the swing plane)

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Zane. All the best, Adam

[@grahamstreek8790]

Thanks again Adam. I told you it worked on the range, I took it to a tough breezy links in Kent on Sunday and after a couple of holes where I was stuck between old and new swing I started trusting this technique and just kept hitting fairways. All my playing partners said they have never seen me drive so consistently. Just got to get my iron play sorted now😀

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

+graham streek Glad to hear it Graham. I hope it sticks for you, you'll play some good golf. All the best, Adam

[@danarcotta1283]

Exactly my thought, I'm A pretty decent ping pong player. Work the paddle for directional shots and translate that concept to the driver for a draw

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, hope you make progress

[@capra4300]

This is exactly what I needed. Thank you! 👍

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful. Best, Adam

[@cliffcarelse7006]

You are a very good teacher

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Cliff. Best, Adam

[@milhousevanhouten3066]

Adam I have learned so much binge watching your videos over the past few days. My family thinks I'm nuts for shifting my hips and snapping towels around the house. Really awesome content. I played twice during that time and am noticing a huge difference in ball striking with irons especially. I was hitting ground before the ball often with irons and your vids have given so much insight into correcting that. Just thinking about snapping the towel during setup has made a huge difference. I will never miss a vid and will tell all my golf buddies to tune in great job. Also your swing analysis of pro golfers is best around.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

+Milhouse Van Houten I really appreciate your kind comments, and I'm glad you are making some progress. I appreciate your offer to share the content with friends (my partner who is the tech guy says Facebook works really well), and hope they get something out of it.In my days of really working on my game my family thought I was nuts too!Best, Adam

[@WillertMorris]

I can hit topspin. Definitely keep that in mind during my next practice session.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope it goes well for you Willert. Best, Adam

[@MrKjones5]

Just come across your videos, the way you explain how to close the face on this and other videos is the best I've seen and helped me so much, I've been throwing the club for months and couldn't find any content to help me until I seen your channel. Thank you for the tips! Great channel and content

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Keith, Thanks very much. Glad you are finding the videos helpful. If it's of any interest I will be offering full video courses in all aspects of the game soon at www.scratchgolfacademy.com (all the free content is already there) Best, Adam

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Hey Keith would you mind sending me a private message I have something to ask you? Go to the about page for my channel and click on "message". See this screenshot: screencast.com/t/GZ4mxmINyggr Thanks!

[@kevina3780]

took your tips right to the course, no warms even. hit a couple pull hooks, then next 3 drive were beautiful draws right down the middle. I never had any luck with the draw thank you very much.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Kevin,Thanks for the note. I'm glad it helped you. With practice I trust you'll be able to do it (and lots of other things in your game) with precision and consistence.Best, Adam

[@DosLobos]

Excellent thanks Adam. Happy new year too!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, same to you. All the best, Adam

[@paulbillingham6769]

Thanks Adam, succinct and positive as always.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Paul. Best, Adam

[@ellobo761]

Thank you for the short video!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you found it helpful Gus Best, Adam

[@williamalwine]

Adam, Thank you for offering such a great video. Liked how you broke it down into simple steps, then built on it gradually. Different views were great. Got more of the idea when viewing from behind the ball. Viewed it first last week. Tried it this past weekend. Wow, I can do that! Thanks again. Bill A.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Bill, glad you found it helpful. Best, Adam

[@bbry323]

"soft with your mind" to learn & give it a try- good stuff.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Bryant. Glad you liked the video. All the best, Adam

[@rjkelectrical6086]

Definitely gunna try this at the range! Seems an awesome top

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope you make good progress

[@renchaniz29]

Hey Adam--thanks so much for this video. Belief it or not, the swing cue that helped me the most was "relax and have fun!" So far with this instruction my slow 40% swing goes about 200 yards with a slight draw. Unfortunately, my longer swing goes about the same or less. Probably just need to incorporate the relaxed mind set on the longer swings Thanks so much, and as a golfer just rejoining the game after 30 years away, I appreciate all your videos. Cheers!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Rick. All the best, Adam

[@blueocean9305]

Still a great video and will be for a very long time in the future. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much! Best, Adam

[@richs2290]

Make it so easy to understand thanks Adam.😀

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Rich. Best, Adam

[@lelandhopkins2433]

This is exactly what I was looking for..I like your baby steps 1st..then work your way up.......Leland

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Leland. Best, Adam

[@OscarGonzalez-vg3cp]

Thanks, Adam, good tip. I learned a lot with your channel.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Oscar

[@harveyhoke1461]

amazingly gifted in your easy to understand teaching tips. Thank you sir, you have helped me immensely!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Harvey. All the best, Adam

[@lydiapatriot3979]

Great Video & Instruction !!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Lydia Best, Adam

[@thewonderfulparadox]

Adam, this video is simply fantastic - you are THE MAN! I cannot wait to hit the range after this

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful to you. All the best, Adam

[@phillipismay3585]

Adam Brilliant So clear your the man....thnks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Phillip. All the best, Adam

[@jcee6886]

Man that course is pristine.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, Mediterra (in Naples, Florida) is a lovely place. All the best, Adam

[@margtaylor6508]

Love your simple directions & also me being a new golfer your reminder to "No overthink" & get the consistent feel. Can't wait to see more & ready to practice today!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Marg, Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you found the video helpful. Best, Adam

[@alexwebster9446]

Off to the range this morning to practice this technique, thanks as always Adam 👍🏻

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope it goes well Alex. Best, Adam

[@DavidStanford-p2t]

thank you for the advice

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You’re welcome

[@BobSimmons-y6i]

At 80 yrs old is still fun to play and be one of the top 10 golfers in the world by age

[@dactorjones2430]

Love your instruction

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much

[@franks4973]

Thx a very practical approach to teach myself

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope you make progress

[@christopheles7198]

Thanks Adam

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you liked the video Best, Adam

[@Lasvegaskid11]

What an excellent inspiring teacher... thank you so much.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for the comment Stephen. All the best, Adam

[@THEAGGIES56]

Can’t wait to try this. Thank you sir.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Best of luck with it Ben. Thanks, Adam

[@petercampbell5375]

Very helpful and well explained, thanks a stack!!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Peter, glad you liked the video Best, Adam

[@mattb4640]

THANK YOU!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

You’re welcome

[@andrewdavies8451]

Great tip and so simply explained. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Andrew. Best, Adam

[@douglasprechtel8375]

Great stuff as always Adam!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Douglas. Best, Adam

[@aaronflack8400]

The tennis racket really opened my eyes

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Aaron, glad you found the video helpful. All the best, Adam

[@kennyc3670]

Swing to the right and up while keeping both elbows close to your body (like Mr Hogan said). This enables the left elbow to fold instead of keeping straight so that the club can release properly. You'll hit draws all day and wonder why it's so simple.

[@geansai333]

this vid deserves some kind of award because it works even for a bone head like me, and unlike me, does not get bogged down with a lot of technical BS. thank you. Mick in Ireland.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Greetings to you in Ireland! Thanks for the comment. Best, Adam

[@geansai333]

Hey you're welcome! Can you address a question I've had about 'drawing' for a long time? : Would you say that moving the hips towards the target, (as you mention in this vid) is partly geared towards putting the ball back in the stance? .. ... i.e... that putting the ball back in the stance is a fundamental aspect to drawing the ball? .. It's something I have difficulty with, I'm trying to play shots more off my right foot after a recent lesson, but this seems an uncomfortable idea with the driver.

[@richardsaunders531]

that grass is so nice

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Yes, Mediterra is a beautiful place. Thanks for watching the video Richard.

[@mikerodrick2430]

thanks Adam, I'll keep working on it.

[@HoserB-ox8zj]

Great tip.

[@ryandoyle641]

Great video, very helpful! Would you be able to make a video that specifically shows how a golfer can correct a slice?

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Ryan. I have slice related videos at the channel. Best, Adam

[@tyamick7123]

Want to thank you I've been struggling lately watching to many videos I find that yours to be helpful I,m left handed and have problem rolling my right wrist seems to be more mental any suggestions I,m. going to stick with your methods. Thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad to hear it Ty. All the best, Adam

[@jayceroma6543]

Mr Bazalgette thanks for all your help, a question, can you teach how to draw a ball with a hybrid (4,5,6,)o fairway wood ( 3 or 5) thanks. JC Rodriguez el paso texas

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

JC, Thanks. It's the same principal for all of those clubs, but with more lofted clubs you'll get less draw. All the best, Adam

[@jayceroma6543]

@@Scratchgolfacademy Thanks for share your knowledge, i been playing golf for 3 years and 3 months i start the year a 18 hcp, i follow you videos and im a 11 hcp. Thanks again.

[@brian1005]

Great concise tips. Thank you

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Brian, glad you found the video helpful. Al;l the best, Adam

[@owenreynolds7688]

Thanks Adam, your videos are giving me confidence everyday when I am playing. Keep up the good work.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Own, I'm glad you are finding them helpful! If it's of interest I will be offering full video courses in all aspects of the game later this summer at www.scratchgolfacademy.com (all free content is there now also). Best of luck going forward. Adam

[@KeyWestGlenn]

Thanks for the lesson!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you liked the video. Best, Adam

[@jeffreyvictor3678]

Enjoyed your honesty and your crawl, walk, run method of instruction

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Jeffrey. All the best, Adam

[@DerpMcDerp101]

I live in Naples I'm 40 and would give anything to spend a day with this guy on the course

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks, I would enjoy getting together. If you go to www.adambgolf.com you can reach me that way.Best, Adam

[@bongsikpark3746]

Scratch Golf Academy

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Bong Sik Park Thanks for your interest in the videos. Best, Adam

[@Peter-976]

Develope the skill. That is so important. Thanks👍

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Peter. All the best, Adam

[@paulkrauledis2231]

The video was a big help....thanks so much

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Paul, glad you found it helpful.If it's of interest I will be offering complete video courses in each aspect of the game at www.scratchgolfacademy.com later this summer.Either way, best of luck with your golf.Adam

[@chillier8363]

Nice thanks

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Glad you liked the video. Best, Adam

[@JoshWest1187]

Great video as always sir. I am a serial ‘down hitter’ of the ball (-5 degrees on average). Do you have any advice for controlling this/differentiating driver swing from iron swing, as I believe it it causing me to slice.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Josh, I have a number of videos at this channel about the driver in general. Also, at www.scratchgolfacademy.com I offer full video courses, including one on the driver, I hope you'll consider it. All the best, Adam

[@doddieb]

clear video and great demo thank you, going out to the range and try it. Steve

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Steve, Glad it's helpful to you. Best, Adam

[@BDL090754]

Thank you very much for this, Such great tuition, and so easy to understand, I will hopefully learn from this. - I think you may just saved me cost of an expensive golf lesson..lol. If this all works like I think it should, I will let you know...

[@chrisogden5186]

Excellent video very very helpful

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Chris, and best of luck. Adam

[@chrisogden5186]

@@Scratchgolfacademy cheers mate

[@Chris12447]

awsome vid

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much Chris. All the best, Adam

[@CPROsalmo]

Thought I had this then realised I can’t play table tennis either 😂

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Ha! Hang in there. Best, Adam

[@joewalker1742]

Great video,s love the simple instructions .

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

+Joe Walker Thanks Joe, I appreciate it! Adam

[@dbossmx]

Thanks for the tips. I've been striping my drives but there is a dogleft par 5 that kicks my butt and Im lookin to find a good way around. Hopefully this works for me!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Best of luck with that. I hope this helps you!Best, Adam

[@mikerodrick2430]

Move to the left side of the tee & hit a fade. Might cost a little distance but much easier to do consistently.

[@TJ-jw7kn]

Great vid

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks TJ. All the best, Adam

[@tvs3497]

Right on, Pro! And what's the difference between a draw and a hook? About 1.5 strokes per hole.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

I hear you Tim, I’ve hit plenty of hooks in my time. All the best, Adam

[@shaileshmd71]

Could you please comment about ball position, keeping the club face open and the grip? I seem to hook the ball when the shots are rushed or with the strong grip. I have also read maintaining the wrist angle same all the way is critical. Great teaching videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Shailesh, Thanks very much. I'm a believer in pretty standard ball position (middle to a little forward of middle for irons, driver left instep), but it's not a hard and fast rule. Regards the grip, obviously the real key is delivering the clubface the way you want to through impact, rather than the grip. What I'm suggesting is that you need to find a grip that you find makes it easiest for you to deliver the face squarely to the ball, and it's a bit different from one player to the next. Sorry I don't have a more clear answer, but I hope this helps a bit. Best, Adam

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

+Shailesh Shah please find this video for grip kzbin.info/www/bejne/qamTqWiNmL6Wl9k and this one for ball placement kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZfVYoOtf9uplaM

[@kilroy205]

love your videos

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks very much!

[@deedogg4825]

to draw my ball i simply start by setting up a little closed to the golf ball ( to the right of square) instead of square, swing path is an in to out more in to out then your average normal swing, down the line swing path should be more out to the right than staight or down the line (kinda like your pushing out to the right with down swing). thanks for tips

[@deedogg4825]

attack angle has to be coming from the inside....imagine a golf ball right imagine 3 points or dots at the bottom of golf ball left middle right. the aim is to hit the left side (inside of goll ball) so attack angle has to come from the inside

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks for your interest in the videos, and for your comments. Best, Adam

[@deedogg4825]

thanks for all your tips they've really help me. thanks a lot all the way from New Zealand

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Hope all is well in New Zealand!

[@AlanMcCarthyguitar]

I’m a fader ,usually ,that can of course turn into a slice , my home course has 2 holes that a fade just won’t work so I’d love to develop a reliable draw , when I try (I stand a little closed , hood the clubface face a little and try hard to stay down on the shot )the shape is starting straight but turns bit right at the end ending up right rough or sometimes running into bigger trouble. Anyway my main point is some pros who fade have tried to draw the ball and gave up on it eg Martin kaymer and Collin Morikawa , kaymer in particular supposedly messed his game up doing it , should you stick to what you good at ?? I’m a 3 h cap , Also could just practicing a draw help to straighten your fade ?? Great video as always Adam !!

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Thanks Alan. Practicing different shape shots generally builds skill, even if they are not your ‘go to shot’

[@DeepakSharma_youtube]

I've had a little bit success with, Fade = BackSwing more vertical, Draw = BackSwing not totally horizontal :) but about 40Deg or so.

[@Scratchgolfacademy]

Deepak, I wouldn’t recommend making backswing more upright fir a fade. I have a couple of videos on that at my KZbin channel, hope they are helpful. Best, Adam