A controlled, gentle curve toward you — right-to-left for a right-hander — of maybe 3 to 10 yards. It's the shot shape many golfers chase because a draw tends to launch with slightly less spin and more roll, so it often plays a few yards longer than a fade. The recipe: swing path a little out to the right of the target with the clubface pointing between the path and the target. A draw is a hook with manners — same physics, smaller dose.