How to Draw the Golf Ball, Golf Swing Plane

For many golfers, learning how to draw the golf ball represents both the ultimate achievement in ball flight control and a seemingly daunting challenge. A well-executed draw is one of the most coveted shots in the game, adding distance while demonstrating command over your club path and club face orientation.

However, once you master the RST golf swing method, you quickly realize that controlling and manipulating ball flight is remarkably simple due to the streamlined nature of the swing mechanics. Because the system is built on efficiency rather than complexity, shot shaping becomes an accessible skill rather than an advanced mystery.

Because the RST method is engineered around the simplest possible movements of the human body, the club follows a clean, repeatable path away from and back to the ball. There is no wasted motion or unnecessary compensatory movement to account for, which means the variables that influence ball flight remain minimal and manageable.

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This efficiency allows you to make very small and easy adjustments to hit the ball high, low, left, or right without overhauling your entire swing. If you want to see exactly how your current swing compares to the model pattern, try a free AI swing analysis to identify your starting point.

In this video, the focus is on the simple adjustments that can be made to hit two different types of draws:

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