The key to a lower score is hitting greater distances and reaching higher ball flights . However, on the flip side, if the flight isn’t controlled, the ball might land farther away from the target. So, we should just aim better, right? Well, to an extent that helps. But what can be a game-changer is learning how to hit a draw. We have five tips to help you get your first draw, but first, it’s important to know its significance.

The opposite of a fade, for right-handed golfers, hitting a draw means producing a ball flight that starts slightly to the right of the target and gently curves back towards the target. This helps cover a greater distance, since the ball has less backspin and more roll. Moreover, these shots feel more powerful, taking a strong, penetrating flight through the wind

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