Matching the forward arm on the backswing to the alignment stick which is set at 4 o'clock is exactly the visual aide that I needed. Practicing this takeaway in my home office now. Thanks Eric!

My dear Eric, as a natural fader I work some times at the draw. With the loop, I learn from you, it works very well for me. Thank you very much, Erich from Vienna

what took me so long to find this...Thanks Eric!

Great tip! I am a habitual slicer & tried this at the range today ...hit 3/4 bucket with 8 iron and hit draw or straight for most of them. Hit 8 balls with driver and didn't slice any of them ! it also shortened my swing slightly and gained lot of distance :)

There’s very little you could do to enhance your videos because they’re already great. HOWEVER... Maybe a shot tracer would just be the icing on the cake. I mean, how do we know they’re not shanking off to the right.. Mary loves you, she’s gunna lie for you. Great stuff as always.

Your teaching methods are second to none. I have been a huge fan since January 2020. My game continues to make long term improvements. Thank you so much!

Awesome tips Eric. Thanks and Happy New Year.

Eric, You are very gifted in teaching and explaining concepts. You have made a huge impact to my game. Well done!!

Eric. Really enjoy your videos, concepts and methods. Thx. -I know most of the "click-bait" videos are geared toward bandaids for the 90% of golfers who slice the ball. Maybe something for the rest of us who spend most of our day on the left side of the golf course? -I tend to come through 1*-2* closed to target with a decidedly inside path . I can make the ball curve left no problem. It's getting the ball to start right of target line and then only coming back to center (as opposed to "straight-hooks/pull-hooks/snap-hooks/big monster draws. Also, if i close my hips like you show i really struggle to get my hips and shoulders to clear.

Excellent Eric thanks. Great detail. My local pro showed me just how much you can draw/hook the ball by really closing the cub head in whilst aligning feet to aim right and swinging along that line.

This is an awesome visual! Thank you for putting excellent content out to assist with making improvements to my game. I’ve added some of the tweaks you’ve suggested and have already seen Improvements in just a few weeks!

Great demonstration and lesson! Looking forward to working on this next week! Thanks again! If you have a short iron fade tutorial and when/why to play draws/fades into greens would be great!

Extremely well explained and action shown. Thank you.

Precise and simple excellent video Thank you Robert

Great video and explanation on how to hit a draw. I’ve never mastered this and am looking forward to learning how to achieve this shot to add to my repertoire.

Very clear explanation! I’m looking forward to practicing this! Thank you😊

Thanks for your video. You should maybe explain HOW you close the club face. Either your wrist or by just taking a slightly stronger grip ? I favor the second option because it is simple. No need to loop, just keep exactly the same swing while aiming right. What is your advice ?

Thanks Eric! Great instruction and very easy to understand. 🏌️‍♂️

Eric This is superb. Jim from Scotland 👍👍

Really helpful video Eric. Thanks for this. Wish there's a ball tracker added in the video. Would really be good to see how the ball draws from right to left.

Put the lessons in use and hitting great shots with my irons now! Thanks

Eric, another excellent video. Thank you

Excellent video Eric. Would you consider making a companion video that would cover the setup, backswing, and downswing pieces for executing an intentional fade?

Great lesson!! Eric, recommend using a tracer as well for the perfect effect!

Always good content and thought process to work up to a technique, it does take time. Request, how to hit a power fade? My game is already right to left. Left to right doglegs are my challenge.

awesome and you make it very simple .

Excellent presentation Eric. Thanks for the detailed explanation. I have a quick question. Would this same process carry over when hitting my driver?

Eric you're the best let's go Eagles

Another great video Eric! I'm a bit confused. In another video with your friend John Dunigan (?) about rotating the arms. Is the arm rotation discussed in that video to be used as a normal part of all golf swings regardless of draw, fade or straight shot? In other videos you say the club head should match your spine initially in the follow thru. Can you explain? It seems that in general Golf instructors don't seem to want arm rotation saying it's too hard to time squaring the club face. Thanks!

Good information and explanation. You can't really play if you can't draw the ball!

Eric - love your instruction! You are the master. What would you change if you start hitting hooks with this stacking of recommendations? Thank you!!

Excellent vid!! Simple steps to work on. One question, you don’t consider any grip change??

Seems like a stack and tilt oriented swing!

More excellent instruction

Well done

Hi Eric, as usual, very interesting. Does it help to have a two plane backswing to create a draw trajectory ? The shallower the club, the easier. Do you agree ? Louis

I like this method having the foot back because I don't have to overcompensate my swing to make a draw

just love your lessons. However, I have a question. I have very limited use of my left hand due to old football injuries and horses trying to do a number on me. I have pins in my thumb area which make it painful to turn my left wrist too much. Could I start with my clubface close quite a bit before the takeaway? thank you, Eric.

This is awesome video. Thanks Eric. Is this applicable to Drivers as well?

Eric, does this apply to the driver as well? On the downswing, because you are coming "inside", are you also hitting the inside quarter of the ball? Thanks!

Awesome

Hey Eric, long time. When will you do that thing again where you analyse someone's swing and recommend fixes? I love that shit

Which irons and woods are best for drawing the ball? SteveM

Eric do you try to keep your right elbow low in the backswing. I'm doing this and it's straightened my driving.

Which iron (if any) is recommended to start with on practicing the draw?

Can you explain the left wrist bow a little better

Eric, is this the same setup for a push draw?

What works for me......moving the right foot slightly back (as you mentioned) and visualizing the club head being below my right shoulder at the top of my backswing. (Not “across the line” at the top - slice city for me). Also, I strengthen my grip slightly to close the club face. At least that’s what it feels like.

I tried all these still pushing the ball in woods with no draw. Very frustrating .

How about the grip??? Wrong grip makes it really hard to draw the ball no matter how one does everything else.

Loving these videos tbh, but I've just shattered my hip and have to have a total hip replacement and they are telling me i'm out for up to 6 months :-(

Very similar to Stack and Tilt but much simpler explanation

do you feel relaxed with this setup?

Awesome video but not sure why you are hitting so many balls. It may be better if a student was hitting and improving?

Not as good as vardon but enjoyed it as usual ever looked at my channel? Would love some feedback

dude in background running out on range to get a ball!!