How To Hit a Draw on Command | Control Curve & Path (Inside The M-System)

Mike Malaska demonstrates how to master ball flight by controlling the relationship between club path and face angle. Using exaggeration drills with alignment sticks, golfers learn to correct slices and hooks by intentionally hitting the opposite shot, eventually finding a reliable draw through three distinct methods.

• Use 'exaggeration drills' to fix path issues; if you slice, practice hitting extreme hooks from the inside.
• The face angle mostly determines the start line, while the path relative to the face creates the curve.
• Practice three ways to hit a draw: closing the face at setup, moving the ball back in the stance, or using a 'topspin' hand release.
• Always test your range skills on the course under pressure to see which draw method holds up.
• Maintain a clear pre-shot routine: see the shot, feel the motion, and duplicate it without 'talking to yourself' during the swing.

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