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Ball Flight Tip SheetsDraw![]() The draw ball flight from the perspective of a right-handed golfer. Illustration by William Glessner << Previous | Next A draw is the opposite of a fade. With a draw, the ball curves gently from right-to-left (for right-handers), moving toward the target after starting out right of the target line. A draw is a great shot to be able to play on command in order to better attack a pin or fairway, or to get around hazards. A controlled draw can also add yards to drives, producing additional roll. Note: This text is written from the perspective of a right-hander; lefties should reverse the directional elements.
Playing a DrawGolf instructor Roger Gunn (www.golflevels.com) offers these quick tips for playing a draw:There are two good ways to play a draw:
First Method
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