But when tour pros hit a draw, it’s usually a small curve, less than 10 yards. The more the ball curves, the less control you have over the outcome.

With the help of top-ranked golf instructor Tom Stickney, you can learn how to hit a power fade off the tee for improved ball-flight and distance.

Recently at a LIV Golf event, veteran pro Charles Howell III showed Rick Shiels a drill that he uses to get that high, drawing ball flight. Try it out and you can hit a draw, too.

How high should you tee up your ball with a driver? When you get to the tee box, it can be tempting to mindlessly tee up your ball and get ready to whack it. However, if you want consistency with ...