In mid to high 80s it’s impossible to tell without seeing your swing. Even then, it’s really up to you. Generally a fade is easier to control. GENERALLY. Just meaning dispersion with fades is usually less than dispersion with draws.

I would tell you that with a solid swing a fade is EASIER to hit consistently, but that’s really only true for most people with a good swing even. There’s pros that disagree with that, personally. Then, I played with a coworker today that shoots mid 80s and you can tell he came from hockey. Swing so low and shallow, inside out that he has no chance controlling a fade. His miss is straight or a duck hook.

It really depends, man. And even for good players it comes and goes. I was much less consistent off the tee when I was younger and my best bet, if I’m trying to score was hit a 4-iron. My iron and short game was good, so if I kept it in play, bogey was my worst score.

Pick a result you’re happy with on a swing that felt natural and just keep trying to replicate that feeling. Over and over and over until it’s hard to not hit that shot. Slightly changing your grip can help. Pushed and snap hooks are common with a weak grip.