Draw shot

Draw shot
Where a golfer strikes the ball with an intended hook.
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Tip: Hitting a draw shot:
At address position, adjust your grip by turning your hands slightly to the right. This produces a stronger grip, which causes the hands to be more active during the swing.

Draw shot
a controlled hook used to get in position for the next shot or get out of trouble a shot that curves from left to right to play a shot so that it curves owing to sidespin from right to left with a right-handed player conversely from ...

draw shot-- A controlled golf shot that curves slightly from the right to the left for a right-handed player, or from the left to the right for a left-handed player.

draw shot A strategic shot that curves from the outside inwards (right to left for right-handed players).
drive The initial stroke on a hole - usually applies to long holes which require the use of a driver or a 3-wood.

DRAW SHOT - This is when a right handed player hits a controlled hook, which goes from right to left.
DRIVE - this is the term which means your tee shot. It is also usually the way you get to the golf course.

The draw shot is more desired for most because it goes farther. For most amateurs and many pros alike, length is sexy on the golf course...it's macho, and we all want bragging rights that we can hit the ball farther than the other guy.

Draw Shot - A controlled shot that curves from left to right. To play a shot so that it curves with to sidespin from right to left for a right-handed player.
Drive - To hit the ball with from the tee.

'Low' refers to where the hands finish, which as you can see, is significantly lower than they are with the draw shot.

See also: Shot, Draw, Golf, Swing, Hit