Clement: 3 important tips for hitting more fairways with your driver
This video will knock your socks off with options with the driver to find more fairways and raise your accuracy with the big stick! One of the tips we will give you will allow your driver swing to track way more accurately along your target line!
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Your ability to hit better bunker shots is dramatically reduced if you have no facility to practice these shots. With so few facilities (especially in the UK) having a practice bunker it’s no wonder I see so many golfers struggle with this skill.
Yet the biggest issue they all seem to have is the inability to get the club to enter the sand (hit the ground) in a consistent spot. So here is a hack to use at the range to improve your bunker shots.
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In this incredible video, we show you the significant difference between what hitting down vs hitting up on the driver does—which absolutely confirms why Kyle Berkshire went from 5th in the world in long drive competitions to world champion.
Savy has this 7-to-9-degree positive or upward angle of attack and you will see in this video, just the difference of four degrees can affect the outcome by over 50 to 80 yards!
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I’ve watched these thousands of times each. Most of the YouTube content I ingest when I’m not watching true crime, Luke Kwon, or TXG, is Tiger Woods vids. I see and learn something new every time, and in all honesty, we are fortunate to be able to watch so much greatness in one spot at our own pace over and over again.
These five videos represent my best of the best, from the visual joy, emotional (2008 U.S. Open and 2019 Masters), and just pure awe.
WE WILL NEVER SEE ANOTHER PLAYER LIKE THIS EVER AGAIN. #facts
#5 2008 U.S. Open Range Session
#4 2000 Thailand Range Session
#3 2000 Thailand 3-wood Vapor and Maybe the Best Golf Swing Ever recorded on film
#2 2008 U.S. Open Rocco vs Tiger
#1 2019 Masters Final Round Broadcast
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FIR
Sep 13, 2020 at 5:11 pm
There is exactly one thing that is the most detrimental problem with driver accuracy. It’s adrenaline.
When you step up to smash a ball, the natural concept of hitting further is your body winds up just a little more. More power, it thinks. That’s generally right, but when your backswing gets too long, it is very unlikely you will unwind and hit the ball in the way you wanted to.
How can you tell? It’s easy. If the rest of your body causes you to move your lead cheek – yes, cheek on your face – you’re toast. This is because you can control the path of the club until you reset your eyes and change your perspective. As soon as you reestablish a location for your eyes, your body automagically goes into an emergency mode of “just make contact/don’t fail”. When you do, you are at the mercy of how you’ve set up, and the balance you’ve put yourself into by overextending.
This is why pros try to stay limber and flexible. If they do, that gives them more backswing without changing their body orientation and balance! It is why we can all usually be very successful with 80% power shots; we don’t change the intended balance and position on transition into downswing.
I hope this helps someone. Cheers.
Graeme Phillips
Sep 13, 2020 at 7:09 am
I found this fascinating to think about changing ball position and feet position rather than changing my swing. Gonna try it next time out!! Thnx!!!
Bobby Rocks
Sep 12, 2020 at 11:50 pm
No way his club head speed is 110 mph. He has no shoulder tune and thus no torque to produce that kind of speed.
rez
Sep 13, 2020 at 9:18 pm
tell me about it…270 carry? 300 rollout? are you kidding me lol
Speedy
Sep 12, 2020 at 9:29 pm
Grip down one inch on driver. Play to strength, fade or draw. Takeaway low and slow.