11:26-min Straighten and Lengthen Your Drives Routine (030)
Tee Up Your Strength: Resistance Training for Golf
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11m
For the majority of high-handicap golfers the driver is the most difficult club in the bag to hit because it is the longest club and it has the least amount of loft. It will slice more often than not. To straighten and lengthen your drives there are a few principles that you must follow to make the correct contact with the ball.
Pros set up with their spine tilted away from target at address, which helps them give the ball a more sweeping blow. To help sweep the ball or even hit slightly up, you need to have the ball teed up so that half of the ball is set above the clubhead.
As opposed to high-handicappers who may lack strength and mobility in spine and hips and set up too much on top of the ball at address which makes them hit down on the ball.
Watch the video to see tips on how to lengthen and straighten your drives.
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