The Easiest Way to Hit a Fade with Your Driver

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

How to Hit a Fade off the Tee Here is how you can hit a fade. The most important key is in your set-up. 1. Pick your target First, we need to pick your target on the left side of the fairway. We want the ball to start at this target and curve back to the center of the fairway. 2. Alignment

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The Easiest Way to Hit a Draw with Your Driver

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

How to Hit a draw off the Tee Here is how you can hit a draw. The most important key is in your set-up.   1. Pick you target First, we need to pick your target on the right side of the fairway. We want hte ball to start at this target and curve back to the left.   2. Alignment Nex

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How to Fix Push-Slice with Your Driver

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Focus on Your Right Knee Let's focus on your right knee today to fix your push-slice.   When players hit push-slices, their body is moving forward too much during the downswing. This often happens when you try to hit hard and end up losing your timing.   But if your body moves forwa

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Let Your Left Heel Rise as You Swing Back

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

If you are hitting far enough by keeping your left heel on the ground during the backswing, you really don't have to change your swing.   But if you feel like you are lacking distance, let your left heel raise a little as you swing back.   When you think about the easiest way to shif

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Sliding Your Right Knee will Rob You of Distance

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

If your right knee slides to the right during the backswing, you won't be able to store power to your back foot.   If this happens, your hips will slide to the right as well causing the reverse pivot.   To stop slifing your right knee, you need to make sure you turn rather than slide

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Turn Your Back to the Target on the Backswing

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Lots of players try to swing their arms as far as they can on the backswing for more distance.   But you won't hit it very far like that.   To hit it far, you need to turn your shoulders more. My father was a very good player. He told me to turn my back to the target on the backswing

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Right Arm Drill for more Power

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

If you want to increase your distance, you might want to try right arm drill.   Here is how to do it. 1. Put your left hand on your waist. 2. Grip 9-iron with your right hand only. 3. Take 20 practice swings.   By swinging with your right hand only, wou will feel the weight of the

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How to Get Distance with a Driver

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

When you need extra distance off the tee, what do you do?   Ernie Els said he does 2 things to get some more distance. 1. Move your head back a little away from the target. 2. Grip the club little stronger than normal.   By moving your head back a little, you will create more space

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Swing Your Arms Faster

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

To increase your distance, you need to swing your clubhead faster through impact.   But most average players try to swing their body faster. When you do this, your arms and the club get behind your body forcing you to block shots to the right.   David Toms said when he needs extra di

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