🗣️ Comment “PURE” if you want to hit consistent draws! Control your finish, control your shot shape

Rob Cheney explains how to achieve a consistent draw by focusing on the follow-through rather than letting it be a passive result. By ensuring the club path is directed to the right and the face remains closed to that path at the finish, golfers can reliably tilt the ball's spin axis for a right-to-left curve.

• Control your finish position to dictate your shot shape instead of letting it be random.
• A draw requires a club path projected to the right with a face that is closed relative to that path.
• Exaggerate the 'feel' of keeping the club head down the target line longer to combat over-the-top slices.
• The geometry of the impact is reflected in the follow-through alignments.
• Holding your finish allows you to audit your swing path and face angle visually.

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