Can't turn your driver over? Cameron Young's draw feel, flipped for lefties 🪞
Club out in front at the top, ball up in the stance, not too far inside going back.
Draw or fade off the tee?
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Here’s why you might draw your irons and fade your woods…
To put quite simply, the more back the ball is in your stance, the more your club path is coming from the inside which is going to be a draw, hook, and block pattern (face dependent)
The more forward the ball is in our stance the more the path will be moving left or across the ball. This is our fade, pull and slice pattern (face dependent)
This is why it’s common to draw your short irons and fade the longest stuff
The more your ball goes back and the more your angle of attack goes downward the more positive your path becomes
The more forward your ball is in your stance, the more negative your path becomes as well as your angle of attack starting to be a lot shallower through the ball
Of course to negate these you can move your body around, change alignment, swing above/below plane to manufacture different flights but all things being equal, these two videos show why you might draw irons and fade woods
Want to increase clubhead speed, let’s make a good shoulder turn so you have more time in your downswing to hit the ball better then follow for more tips to help your game. Let’s start with making a full shoulder turn. This is an easy drill to feel that. Most amateurs don’t