[KevCarter]

I have hardly hit a draw in my life - a lot of pulls and even more slices. There are some ways to hit draws (if you don't come OTT). Set up with a closed stance and aim at the target. I saw another way recently. Set up as to a normal straight shot, but as the downswing starts, keep both right shoulder and right hip back as you swing your arms thru. Is this something anybody has tried or will recommend?

Air,

To hit a proper draw, you need to swing a little inside to out, and you need to create a little axis tilt. By keeping your shoulders back, you are creating that axis tilt, but IMHO, you are robbing yourself of some power. If you look closely at YODA's teaching, you will find he creates the necessary axis tilt by moving his hips forward during the stroke, in fact he sets up with his hips a little forward. One of his biggest keys is keeping his chest over the ball. Not moving the head and shoulders back, maintaining the TRIPOD.

YODA creates a very powerful swing with this method, and when you hear the compression you are sold.

Visuals of his action help me with this Air. I hope this helps. It's the Holy Grail I'm chasing...