Category: Driver

Shaft Flex Causes Hooking

You hook the ball almost every time you use your driver. The clubhead is whipping towards the ball too quickly before your hands can follow and your bodyweight can shift onto your forward foot. This closes the clubface too much, thus causing a hook.

Powerful Backswing Coil

You wish to improve your ball striking ability and driving distance by learning how to coil properly.

Cutting Across the Ball

You slice severely because you cut across the ball on your tee shot. Your might have lifted your forward heel up off of the ground during your backswing or allowed your back shoulder to lean forward during your forward swing, causing you to swing over the top.

Stay Behind the Ball

You want the ball to fly further off of a tee shot.

Foot Angle

You are uncertain how you should angle your feet or find that you are losing power or swaying due to angling your feet incorrectly.

Posture Checkup

You need to learn a quick and easy way to check your posture or you want to try to correct a flaw in your swing with no known cause.

Thin Shot to the Right

You hit a 3-iron off of the tee a little thin and off towards the right of a tight fairway.

Level Turn While Driving

Too much loft due to too much of a lateral movement of your lower body during the downswing and turning your back hand under the forward hand.

Block out the Obstacles

Each time you are faced with first tee jitters, water hazards, or other obstacles, you lose confidence and fail to make a smooth or successful drive.

Hitting off of the Heel

You might be attempting to aim right of the target but find yourself heeling the ball or are shanking the ball with flight towards the right.