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Pure jive. No “tip” is going to make you hit farther. I don’t care what any
of these videos say. Either you have it, or you don’t. If you fall in the
“don’t” like most people, you best option is to hit the gym. Never seen a
dude with big muscles that could not bomb it.
I’m definitely stuck in the 200 yard driver rut most amateurs have….
Actually, pros do not straighten their leg on the backswing. Look closely
how their knee stays flexed, which is what helps them drive through the
ball, clearing the hips faster than ams. I’ve “studied” Tiger’s, Phil’s,
Rory’s, Sergio’s, etc swings and this is all the same.
Short video but great info; especially regarding the “maintaining weight
inside of the right leg” (for right handed golfers) to produce a more
powerful leg drive through the ball. *10 thumbs up*
yes, and get your lazy ass off the cart seat and walk the course every once
in a while you lazy puckmuckers.
nice
Very true you just have to make sure the sequencing is correct though lol,
I have 145 degrees of shoulder turn with about 45degree hip turn. Although
lately ive just been sliding my hips toward the target creating no speed at
all.
The easy answer to this is X-factor. Anyone who has at least 30-40* more
shoulder rotation than hips in the take away will create enough club head
speed to crank it deep.
that grip tip REALLY helped me out today. Shot a 47 37 today from the Black
tees at my local club today. The 37 included a double bogey a birdey and 7
pars. Definitely the best 9 I have ever played in my life. I was hitting my
approaches a lot straighter and my drives werent fading as hard and were
giving me a chance to get my irons in position. Can’t wait to keep working
with these ideas!