The Easiest Way to Draw Your Driver (Even If You’ve Always Sliced It)
Alex Elliott demonstrates how to fix a driver slice by treating the driver and iron swings as the same movement, with ball position as the only variable. By using a simple water bottle drill to improve swing path, golfer Stan transforms his slice into a controlled baby draw in just three shots.
The driver and iron swings should be treated as the same motion; only the ball position changes.
A forward ball position with the driver naturally creates a shallower attack angle and less shaft lean.
Use a water bottle placed inside the ball and slightly ahead to provide instant feedback on swing path.
To turn a slice into a draw, the club path must move to the right (for right-handers) with a slightly closed clubface relative to that path.
Confidence on the tee comes from understanding that your swing path is consistent across all clubs.