rcrawford
05-29-2007, 06:53 PM
I have watched the entire video on How to Hit a Draw and am anxious to get out to the range to practice. But I have one question before I do that.
The video explains the concept of hitting a draw is to impact right to left spin on the ball causing it to draw. I understand that concept for a driver and some low loft woods but how does this work with the high irons, wedges etc? As stated in the video the ball rolls up the slope on the iron when struck which immediately causes under spin. I don't understand how a slight closing of the face would change that into topspin - or right to left.
Any clarification on this would be appreciated. Thanks.
Russ Crawford
The video explains the concept of hitting a draw is to impact right to left spin on the ball causing it to draw. I understand that concept for a driver and some low loft woods but how does this work with the high irons, wedges etc? As stated in the video the ball rolls up the slope on the iron when struck which immediately causes under spin. I don't understand how a slight closing of the face would change that into topspin - or right to left.
Any clarification on this would be appreciated. Thanks.
Russ Crawford