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**reawnvam** · 06-28-2012, 04:23 PM

I typically hit a draw with my driver. As a result, I aim down the right center, or over the right edge. If I hit the draw, great. If not, I'm still in a good spot.

On another note, you mentioned this was just your second lesson. If you are over a 10 handicap or so, I would emphasize solid ball contact and hitting it straight. I can't imagine a teaching pro trying to get someone to hit cuts / draws on command so early in one's game development. Yes, the theory is great, but execution is very difficult.

06-28-2012, 04:23 PM	#9
reawnvam Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 311 Senior Member	I typically hit a draw with my driver. As a result, I aim down the right center, or over the right edge. If I hit the draw, great. If not, I'm still in a good spot. On another note, you mentioned this was just your second lesson. If you are over a 10 handicap or so, I would emphasize solid ball contact and hitting it straight. I can't imagine a teaching pro trying to get someone to hit cuts / draws on command so early in one's game development. Yes, the theory is great, but execution is very difficult.
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