Hi. I’m from 7 years in the future. I watched this video this morning, then went to the driving range this afternoon. It clicked. I was able to draw on demand, switch to fades, then back to draws. Thank you so very much. I can’t wait to hit the course.

I just wanted to pop on and say I watched this video then went out to my back yard with my pitching wedge and almost immediately started hitting beautiful draws. Started out with foam practice balls so my dog could shuck them if they went off course but after just a few shots I was able to dial them in then switched to real golf balls. Funny enough I baisically reversed everything you said and was able to start playing nice fades too! This video changed my game for sure. Can’t wait to apply it to the course on Saturday

3 months Ago I was a 24 handicap. now I am a 16 because of you. thx!

Fairplay, I didn't really give you a chance but after watching this video you've helped me massively, I've seen videos from Mark Crossfield, Rick shiels etc etc and couldn't really grasp the "draw" shot but I have with you........I'm no Dustin yet but to see my first proper draw which I played for today was great and it's sunk in. The one key point which is the best point and I've only seen you say this "small scale first" IT WORKS. Thankyou very much, Patrick from U.K Wales

Hi Adam, you are by far my favourite Golf KZfaq channel, you have really made a difference to my game because you break things down and explain each step like no one else can :) I only wished I lived closer so that I could get lessons in person from you haha . Thanks for yet another amazing high quality Golf lesson.

Beginner here, your instructional videos are the best I've seen on KZfaq. Very easy to understand and put into practice.

Fantastic videos Adam, in my view, you are an excellent golf instructor, You seem to make it so uncomplicated, I can see I will have to subscribe soon, very really helpful stuff, Thank you, Brad Melbourne Australia.

Brilliant lesson. Thank you !

Great lesson. You explain it very well. Thanks 😀👍⛳️

I've returned to golf after a 33-year hiatus, and I've been playing again for 3 months. I've been really working on this and realising the subtle difference to the face closure as you go up and down the clubs. It's crazy how much you have to close the face for the driver. I find it's got to be closed all the way to 11 O'Clock for me, but I've also come to realise that it changes as my swing develops. It's obviously a constant work in progress...

You hit the ball so pure. In all of your videos. The sound of impact is so good.

Great video. I'm in the process of re-discovering the natural draw shot I had when I played as a kid and the tip about 'tucking your tail' was both funny, and helpful. Will be trying this at the range next time.

Great I’ll try this tomorrow 👍

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dear Adam, what I really like about you videos is bringing the base instruction and, thats what is the added value, the message that one has to experiment to find your own "swing way". I would appreciate some tips on how one can use e.g. a draw / fade in course management.. thanks for all the good stuff....

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your videos are amazing sir!

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Thousand ways to hit a draw. I concur with the hands, but when we amateurs focus on small muscles like hands and arms, usually doesn’t end well. I’m a set up guy and that’s how I hit a draw. I can do it this way, but when I think about my hands, ugh. Sidenote, download Adam’s app. Pretty sweet.

Okay, I have been trying to learn a draw for last few weeks now. I have read, and watched other videos and for some reason I just couldn't wrap my head around the swing path and target lines. The magnet on the club helped so much in just simple visualization. I think I finally understand! Now, lets see if I can actually try it out.

Adam this is a dangerous video for a recovering snap hooker that has been sober for a year now. I tried not to watch this but your content has been great I couldn't resist.

Hi Adam. I would like to that you so much. I done a ton of your drills at the range by my house but never actually played on a golf course. My first 9 hole course was in Hilton Head on the Pga course. I shot a 56 on a 36 par for my first time ever playing. That's really bad but I think that's pretty good for my first time ever playing 9 holes and again it was on the PGA course in Hilton Head.

Another video from Adam where I'm basically inspired by how articulate he is, and how his explanations are so much better executed, and easier to understand than 99% of what you see on youtube. #fact

Great video, but What can you do with your shoulders to assist draw or fade shots?

Thank you Adam, very good, ive been drawing pitching wedges lately and it really adds distance loft penetration and static spin to approaches, just sometimes too much raw power, i will practice draws thru the club range, as i already have a natural fade, direct hit or draw, these tips could balance out my tee shots enough for me to start playing golf rounds again after 30 years off 😂 thankyou excellent lessons. (Wrist underspin or overspin, can practise it with an underarm basketball or or bowlling ball too.) Or one handed shots, lead or back hand doing either action. Like table tennis etc .

Woww that's why my divot goes left!!! Thank you so much

Hey very nice videos. Why do you prefer this method to simply align the body where you want to start, swing in that direction and point the club face where you want to finish? It allows you to make a bigger draw or fade?

Hi, thanks for this, but could you also explain the placement of the ball as regards to stance? Conventional wisdom is have the ball back a bit.

Great tip Adam of drawing iron play. 👍🏻any chance doing a tip on fading pls👏

Adam- when I work on getting the hands in front of the ball at impact, many times I shank the ball right. What would cause that? I don’t have an over the top swing, but am somehow still coming across the ball.

Do you have any tutorial of using your hips on downswing the concept and tricks to it since im unable to use my hips properly on the downswing and what to do with it and i only use my hips mostly on backswing and just use my hand to do the downswing

Adam I have a natural draw but at times ball flight lower than I like . What would be the key to higher draws ? Thank you! Dan

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Does this not require a swing from farther inside? In your Lehman example, his arms look much closer to his hips than a normal swing & that's why the body has to move forward to allow enough room for the club to come from the inside. If you aim your body to the line you want the ball to start, keep the face square as if you were hitting a straight shot & swing the direction your body is aimed, will that also cause a draw? Thanks.

I've been trying this for years I still can't figure it out. I do play golf well I'm a 10 handicap I just hit the ball straight nothing special I've watched this video a few times now and it seems like it starting to work thank you for the video

I hit the ball left to right but occasionally need to hit a straight ball or start it right which is hard for me to do.

Line up clubface closed slighty right of target. Shift body 10 degrees away from target. Swing as normal. Draw

What is the advantage of this method versus the "aiming to the right etc..."

*Scratch Golf Academy* Rory McIlroy is another good example when it comes to the lower body activation/hip slide forward. Upon replay, as soon as he reaches the top of his back swing (for iron shots mainly), the hip slide begins. Not only hip slide but it's almost as though the height of his hips drop down on a diagonal angle as well. When you watch it from front on you almost begin to question whether it's too much hip movement forward? But his biomechanics are so extraordinary to watch, everything is just in sync. I've only tried this a few times but have always found that I'm "chunking" the ball out to the right. Obviously takes practice of course!... but I'm just amazed as to how he gets the type of contact he does with that amount of hip movement. This was the video of him I was referring too.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pK6Daqip29GWYok.html Might be able to use it in one fo your future videos if copyright isn't an issue. I really appreciate the work and effort you put in to your content mate, thanks.

Picked Tom Lehman not because he’s good but I love his glutes.

You are an amazing coach. But I'm guessing you don't need me to tell you that. ha.

love his videos. I take a lot of lessons, and i think to really draw it, one needs to fork out the money and get a certified pga instructor to help. You do things in your swing that no youtube video instructor can see. i highly recommend learning from these videos the Theory of drawing. But without a proper good instructor watching you, you will never know what you do that keeps you from drawing. Get a lesson!!!!

So... it's magic?

Adam what?

I can tell you from experience that what you are showing is not going to work and indeed it's going to fail badly. In fact if you look at what Lehman is doing at 2:55-3:05, he's doing the exact opposite of what you're saying. You are talking about the clubface angle to the shot line and ignoring the fact that his body is closed and the relation of the clubface with his hands at impact. Yes he's "hitched-up" a little but he's still closed to the ball and he's whipped his wrists & accelerated the clubface while swinging inside to out so that at impact his club is with his hands, the face is neutral to target ("a few degrees closed" seriously it's pointed at target & you are hair-splitting) & the swing is dramatically in to out. Your method is going to end with a cut-shot whose severity depends on how late the players' hands are, not a powerful draw with a nice driving arc to target and an extra 30-50 yards on the shot. Biggest problem here is that you not relying on the video to prove the point, you're trying to talk through the video. If you'd just watch what Lehman is doing instead of trying to tell people what he's doing, you'd see this very clearly. The video speaks for itself. All you can do is get the message right or wrong and here you got it wrong. By the way Tiger undoubtedly hit that shot right. His swingline was very clearly out to in with a neutral clubface at impact. There is no way that he got a fade on that shot. But the only way to know for sure would be to see the entire shot, not just the first 10ms of it.

Did I seriously just hear an English man call football soccer 🤦🏻‍♂️

Golf is bad for the back, joints and knees

Bullshit! He hit the barrier!

bad lesson for left handed golfers