HOW TO HIT DRIVER STRAIGHT EVERY TIME – CRAZY DETAIL STAY SAFE
This video is about how to hit a driver dead straight every time. I cover three aspects you need to hit a driver straight consistently. Firstly learn how to hit the centre of the golf club. Second learn how to square the club face up at impact to ensure a great impact position. Finally cure your out to in swing path or slice or hook with the Broom exercise.
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Best drills ever… very kind of you! Best Regards!
I’m have golf tryouts tomorrow, I can hit it far enough that I’m happy but boi does it hate goin straight
I love your lessons…I'm fairly consistent…but lost some swing speed…and therefore, distance. age and flexibility wreck havoc on distance!
Only time my wife has seen me sweep a floor ?
What about pull hooks?
I found just a slight close of the face straightened me right out so I started aiming slightly right. Weird because as a slicer I had always aimed slightly left. This is a great video to help many and a reminder that I need to close my face just a little. I do love hitting straight.
Im a left handef golfer who hits a slice/cut with my driver ive tried everything in the world to try to get the face square but havent found anything to correct this. What can i try to fix my open club face. When i tried these i hit the ball out of the middle of the face with the foot powder but the ball still cuts/slices left. So this is telling me my face is open but i cant figure out what i need to do to close it.
Love his simple instructions.
Still waiting.
My only complaint is the lighting. All of the light is over exposed and washed out. It kinda hurts my eyes to watch. Great instruction though.