Top Speed Golf's Clay Ballard breaks down the two key components needed to convert a fade into a draw: an in-to-out swing path and a proper clubface release. Using an alignment stick drill, he demonstrates how to bring the clubhead from the inside and square the face at impact to hit high, controlled draws.
An in-to-out swing path is mandatory to start the golf ball to the right and curve it back into a draw.
Position an alignment stick over the ball setup to visually guarantee your club head comes from the inside.
Actively release the clubface through impact, feeling like your right hand shakes hands with the target line.
Ensure the toe of the club turns straight up post-impact to prevent pushing the ball out to the right.