Golf Studio breaks down the exact mechanics of hitting a draw by explaining the relationship between club path and face angle at impact. Learn how to align your club face and body to produce a starting path right of target with a closed face relative to path, plus an alignment stick drill to prevent cutting across the ball.
The ball starts roughly 85% where the club face points and curves according to the difference between face angle and swing path.
A draw requires an in-to-out path with the face open to the target but closed relative to the swing path.
To set up for a draw, point the face where you want the ball to start (slightly right) and align body lines further right.
Irons curve less than drivers given the same face-to-path gap due to higher loft and spin stabilizing the tilt axis.
Use a waist-high alignment stick outside the ball to train a swing path from the inside.