Learn How to Hit a Draw – The Most Powerful Shot in Golf – purepoint Golf

Posted: April 1st, 2010 | Author: Sam | Filed under: Golf Video Tips | Tags: , , , , , , | 25 Comments »

Learn how to hit a draw in this new DVD from Bobby Eldridge and purepoint Golf. www.purepointgolf.com This easy to follow DVD is designed to help you learn the draw golf shot. This shot is so powerful it will fix your slice and let you hit the ball farther than ever before.

25 Comments on “Learn How to Hit a Draw – The Most Powerful Shot in Golf – purepoint Golf”

  1. 1 qadsia666 said at 9:19 pm on August 1st, 2009:

    umm I have the same problem people told me to keep my body steady and try to let the club loose before you down swing because if your late wit te release it fades rigt its easy to understand but its a assle to get right :(

  2. 2 UmichFlipside said at 5:09 pm on August 3rd, 2009:

    Swing more inside the ball instead of over top of it.

  3. 3 snowdude060 said at 10:18 pm on August 5th, 2009:

    your club face isnt completley square when you hit the ball

  4. 4 Th0roughBreed said at 12:31 am on August 9th, 2009:

    it probably has to do with the opening of the club face a little late when you hit the ball try closing the face earlier

  5. 5 JLTRAIN233 said at 11:47 pm on August 13th, 2009:

    is it easier to have a stiff shaft to create a draw

  6. 6 owenmyster said at 4:56 pm on August 14th, 2009:

    thats rubbish!

  7. 7 datnewg said at 7:10 pm on August 21st, 2009:

    Great Explaination of the draw, hope it works for me.

  8. 8 yeahImAbeastiNo said at 2:24 am on August 22nd, 2009:

    i’d like to know where the ball ended up. but everything sounded like it worked so i’ll assume its on the green

  9. 9 nicewave1 said at 11:34 am on September 14th, 2009:

    This is so silly , if you aim the modern drive right of target it will always go right of target…..always aim at target and adjust stance to suit either fade or draw!

  10. 10 uechanchung said at 2:36 pm on September 15th, 2009:

    the end of your sentence is the same as the beginning.

    aim at target, adjust to the right so your draw will go into the target. basically same thing as aiming right, youre just being pretentious

  11. 11 4golfonline said at 3:23 pm on September 22nd, 2009:

    Wow nice guide helped me alot, i will try it at my next lesson at exeter driving range.
    Btw check out my channel if you want to see some awesom golf videos

  12. 12 dennisoh1983 said at 11:57 am on October 3rd, 2009:

    this is not a good way to hit a draw, because it may cause a hook.
    it is better if you do not “cross over the right arm over the left arm” but just swing with the patch more in to out in comparison with the clubface at impact

  13. 13 notc7ay said at 11:26 pm on October 11th, 2009:

    This video is a bad example of a draw. It may work for some people but in the long run it will cause a hook

  14. 14 burkeyatm said at 9:05 am on November 9th, 2009:

    As a previously CHRONIC slice demon, this is EXACTLY what the local pro taught me and I’m cured. Ball goes further and feels “stronger” after I’ve hit it. Good tip I say.

  15. 15 cockywatchman1976 said at 7:57 pm on November 23rd, 2009:

    Not true-stiff shaft makes it harder for most people. I have stiff shafts-stops me hooking

  16. 16 cockywatchman1976 said at 7:59 pm on November 23rd, 2009:

    This video is very poor. Downswing should start with the legs-not straightening the arm. This is just rubbish

  17. 17 SonicandShadow1993 said at 6:27 pm on November 28th, 2009:

    Its wierd I had a lesson today with my coach and he said that I’m better fading the ball then drawing which he suggested that I should fad the ball more but he didn’t said I shouldn’t practice drawing the ball and I’m woundering that How many golfers fades the ball more? any examples???

  18. 18 StringPlay33 said at 5:45 pm on December 5th, 2009:

    Its a lot of the tim based on preference but more on what the shot requires. If you have to swing a ball back left due to an obstical, then you’ll use the draw. Same goes for the fade.

  19. 19 Nepalm9 said at 8:02 pm on December 11th, 2009:

    Theres a couple but I forgot there names

  20. 20 WALKERBOTTOMLEY said at 2:12 am on December 16th, 2009:

    i hit a draw naormally and that helps me and fades make you hit it shorter

  21. 21 izzy0210 said at 3:24 pm on December 30th, 2009:

    why hit a draw??? it almost is never useful.l hitting it straight much better right?

  22. 22 369yuu said at 9:27 am on January 3rd, 2010:

    >WALKERBOTTOMLEY
    fading has better control and ball stop easier on green.

    >izzy0210
    Draw has even less back spin than straight ball and ball run more. so distance is Draw>Straight>Fade, and control is Fade>Straight>Draw

  23. 23 subtractthegrizzly23 said at 1:00 am on February 3rd, 2010:

    Sonicandshadow, vijay, Zach Johnson, Steve stricker and plenty of others play a power fade off the tee for more control and those are three of the most accurate drivers on tour. About your lesson, my boss plays a fade and rarely misses a fairway because it’s a more conforming swing path for ameteur swing speeds.

  24. 24 JAKEHARRIS281 said at 3:51 pm on February 27th, 2010:

    Hitting a correct draw will produce more distance than a straight swing because of less backspin. A fade will produce less distance but will be more accurate. We need to learn how to consistently do both!!!!!!!

  25. 25 drippsy5226 said at 6:38 pm on March 9th, 2010:

    Zach johnson doesn’t hit a fade…he hits a draw for distance he’s a short hitter…that was the furthest example from someone who hits a fade

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