The ONLY 3 Tips You Need to Hit a Draw with Driver in 2023

Learning how to hit a draw with driver sounds difficult, but with a few simple golf swing tips you can learn how to hit a draw with a driver in no time!

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If you are tired of having a driver slice and want to learn how to hit a driver with a nice high draw, you need to understand why it's harder to draw driver than other clubs.

With some simple setup and aim tips, paired with some golf tips to help you swing the club properly, you can start hitting that high draw with driver and add some more driver distance!

[dh]

I never comment, however, I found this gentleman’s short video the other day, and now this one. Lifting the left handle totally changed my ball flight and overall distance. My index over the last five rounds has gone from 12.4 to 10. Every round broke 80 and one was a 74. I am 71 years old and just drove the ball 321 yards! Yes, that was exceptional but I’ve had a 307, several 290+ and more fairways. In addition, the only fairway wood I carry is a 4 wood. By lifting the left handle, I’ve added 20 yards to that as well. My playing partners love it and my best buddy who was getting one stroke is now getting five! I don’t know any of you, and you probably think this is bull, but I assure you it’s the gods honest truth. I’ve never been more happy with my golf game. Thank you thank you thank you.

[InnerAge]

Thank you! I can't wait to use these tips and hit a draw with my driver in 2023.

[davidweinstein]

Hi Todd. This is the best tip via video about driving-hands down. The only question I have about it is that I find myself pushing the ball, i.e. a straight and powerful shot to the right that doesn't draw back. Especially when I hit hard. A pro said that this tip made me take the club too much inside, especially the right elbow. How do I avoid this push? Keep up the good work. If you didn't live that far from me, I'm in France, you would see me at your doorstep for lessons.

[paulgrobar]

I've had pretty good mechanics, occasional draw, often straight, too often fade. After all these years of playing, these swing-path hoop demonstrations made me realize a fade/slice is not a bad swing, just the natural mechanics of a forward ball placement. Anyway, I tried the high hands tip, and that alone changed my ball flight. Now I have something to work with this summer. Thanks Tod!

[MichealBacon]

This guy is one of the very few golf professionals on Youtube that I respect. And this segment 5:40 is the BEST piece of lesson and advice I've seen in a very long time on YT. Knowing these shoulder alignments and bringing it to practice is a game changer. Thanks for keeping it real, Todd.

[russquick]

Good smooth visual Todd. Very helpful.

[ruffrider]

Excellent content. I’ve been struggling with a fade leading into a slice on bad shots forever (62 now). The last few weeks I’ve been doing pretty much what you’ve described and I’m seeing a lot more drawn drives. Yesterday playing a local course, I drew every single ball and hit every fairway except two, and they were only just off. Came in with a 77…best ever! Boom!! 💥

[cyrillincoln]

This is the best video I have seen on how to hit the driver. Only found this video yesterday, and I tried this at the range last night - I simply could not believe the results! I'm finally whipping the ball rather than steering it with my arms; it feels effortless and I gained at least 60 yards, consistently. A bit more practice required to gain confidence to do this on course, but this is the advice I have been looking for, for a very long time.

Lifting the left hand on setup, then keeping the club head above the hands on takeaway ensures the natural transition to the inside and then raising the shaft to point outside the line on finish, are key swing thoughts for me, rather than constantly worrying about turning over the hands at impact, which is so hard (impossible) to do, if the clubhead is too low on takeaway, as demonstrated in the video.

[KennethFitzpatrick]

Great video and and very simple tips to work on.Thanks from Ireland.

[HIblue]

Thanks for sharing. I have been slicing the ball for decades. Hope to try ur instructions.

[arielluna]

A 245 and a 252 yards today.
The 252 yards was against the wind, most of my drives are 190 to 210.
Can't wait for tomorrow. 👏👏👏👍

[allanpatrick]

Allan Patrick - New Brunswick Canada Todd: I've read "the Bad Lie" many times and reviewed the VLS videos countless times. Tempo has always been my issue and if quick at all from the top my focus on the ball is lost and I come out of the shot. After several very bad rounds I took a few days off and got to the crux of the problem. Transition and the beginning of the downswing are hard things to describe, even in your book. What I have found with the recent range time has helped immensely. I make sure I get to the top, and let traansition drop the club followed by gradual increase in club speed, never too fast to pull me off the ball. I can now keep focussed on the ball, and by the time the club gets to parallel I can drive through to finish. This has been a massive revelation, only possible with all the VLS setup and positions grooved in. Now I feel I am truly able to use what I've learned from your book and videos. Excited!

[vituschan]

Your instruction is are really good, simple and easy to understand. Thanks.

[arielluna]

I've been doing it and it's getting better.
And it's fun. 👏👏👏👍

[paulbilstad]

That’s a high draw….. that’s a pull cut example at 6 minutes really helped my drives! Great for an over the top golfer like myself. Thanks from Fargo!

[scottpotter]

That’s tip to raise the hands a little higher has fixed my Drive Swing. It has held with distance and accuracy… Thanks a million! 🙏🏾

[jimgellein]

I learned this last month and it’s nice to see it reinforced.

[patmathertts]

This is great information. I used to hit a draw but I forgot how and have been hitting a weak fade. This is the exact information I needed

[jbiz]

Grat video. I’ve been slicing my drives. Can’t wait to try this. Enjoying your book too. Thanks!

[Dan-jfs]

Dan from Sacramento, CA here. Todd, you mentioned in one of your videos (which I can't seem to find) something about "follow the curve." What did you mean by this? Is this something you can do with all clubs?