The Golf Swinger Doctor

Welcome to The Draw System.  This system was developed so that you would get to experience the thrill and joy of hitting a long, controlled draw in the quickest possible time.

The picture below clearly shows you how much further a draw goes than a fade, and these figures aren’t made up.  The statistics in this picture come from an old 1981 ‘Golf Digest’ magazine, where the people at ‘Golf Digest’ did an extensive test into the differences between a fade and a draw.

The results were that “a controlled draw with a driver travels appreciably further than a fade.”  They got these results by setting up a driving machine to swing at 90 mph which is an average swing speed for a 5 to 10 handicapper, and then setting the driver at 1 ½ degrees closed to produce a draw and 1 ½ degrees open to produce a fade.  The swing path and angle of attack were not changed for either shape of shot.

‘Golf Digest’ found that into a slight headwind, the drawn shots averaged 233 yards in carry and roll, the fades only 216.  They both finished an average of 18 yards left or right of center.  The lower-flying draws rolled further than the higher-soaring fades, 16 or 17 yards compared with less than nine yards for the fades – because the landing angle was less severe.  But the draws also carried further, an average of 217 yards for the draw and less than 208 yards for the fade.