Looking to draw your driver with consistency off the tee? GOLF Top 100 Teacher Mark Durland simplifies the process with these tips.

Interestingly, they also hit the draw drivers farther—5.7 yards on average. It's worth noting that these results were immediate—less than five swings for each player.

If you're trying to learn how to hit a draw, try this drill from LIV Golf pro Charles Howell III. You'll be hitting hooks in no time. The post Want to hit a draw? Try this pro-approved drill to ...

High tees can make the draw more prouncounced. Lower-teed shots the opposite. "Typically the lower you tee the driver, the driver will be more fade bias because you'll hit more down on it," he says.

Several of the crucial tee shots at Augusta National, especially on the back 9, require a draw. Do you know how to work it from right to left when you need to? If not, that’s OK, as School of Golf ...

How do you hit driver off the deck successfully? “The DOD King” answered that this week on GOLF’s Subpar podcast.

The Masters in on this week and you will notice that most of the doglegs on the Augusta National Golf Course are shaped from right to left. This gives the players with the ability to draw their tee ...

The weekly golf tips takes you to the tee box and tells you how to hit your driver with more consistency.

Thanks to top-ranked golf instructor Kelvin Kelley, you can learn the secret to shaping golf shots like Rory McIlroy did at this year’s Masters Tournament.

Dalton Joyce, AKA “YoungDalt,” shares three simple golf tips to help practice hitting the stinger golf shot — leading to more accurate tee shots.

6. Go slow in transition Hitting a draw requires an inherent level of timing—as all golf shots do. It's easy to overcook or undercook a draw when you don't get it quite right.