Category: Driver

Nice and Easy

You have a fast swing but still need to get more distance out of your drives.

Slow Release

You try to delay the hinging of your wrists or for a snap-release for more power but do not get the ball speed you desire.

Even V

It is ideal to have the V shapes that you form with your thumb and forefinger on both hands to point at your trailing shoulder. However, gripping the club with your hands at this position does not feel natural to you or you are not able to hinge your wrists very well.

Shallow Drag

You need extra yardage when driving.

Too Aggressive

You are an aggressive swinger and see too much loft.

Snap Hooking

You hook the ball and it rolls more than it flies.

Locked Upper Body

You make poor contact because your hands, arms, and body do not swing together or you try to swing too fast.

Back for Distance

You want to hit the ball further off of the tee box.

Fishing Pole Drill

You need to work on your timing and rhythm.

Prevent Swaying

Swaying or sliding during your backswing and want longer drives.