Driving · Curvature
Hold one start line while alternating curves that peel right, then left—you practice separating where the ball leaves from how it bends. Part of Driving — Curvature training — score against par, track every attempt in the app, and see real improvement.
Why this drill
Curvature — draw, fade, slice, hook — comes entirely from the face-to-path relationship at impact. Once you understand and feel this, you can reduce unwanted curve, eliminate your big miss, or learn to hit a reliable draw or fade on command. Curvature drills make the ball flight a choice instead of a surprise. Part of TeeBetter's Curvature training.
Instructions
Preview the flow here — full setup, scoring, and every step unlock in the app.
Hold one start line while alternating curves that peel right, then left—you practice separating where the ball leaves from how it bends.
FAQ
A draw comes from a swing path that's more right of the face at impact (for a right-handed golfer). Curvature drills like Curve From the Line and Curve to the Line train you to feel and control the face-path relationship so you can produce a draw — or any amount of curve — intentionally. Score against par so you know when you're making real progress.
Excessive curve (slice or hook) comes from a large difference between where the face points and where the club swings. Curvature drills build awareness of both variables so you can reduce the gap and straighten your ball flight. Once you understand the face-path relationship, you can dial curve up or down on purpose.
Practice this drill in the app — track every score, beat par, and see your progress over time. Free to start.