Description
Do your driver practice swings keep brushing or slamming into the ground? That habit may be teaching you the exact motion you don’t want when it’s time to hit a tee shot.
In this Monday’s with Marty lesson at the Tour Striker Golf Academy, Martin Chuck explains how to “sweet spot” the driver and swing through space instead of trying to hit the turf.
Because the golf ball is elevated on a tee, the driver should be measured to the ball in space, not centered on the ground behind it.
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00:00 How to Find the Sweet Spot With Your Driver
00:40 Why Centering the Driver on the Ground Can Fool You
01:30 Your Driver Travels on a Circular Arc
02:20 How to Measure the Sweet Spot in Space
03:20 Why the Club Moves Inward as It Lowers
04:15 Stop Taking Driver Practice Swings at the Ground
05:15 Swoosh the Driver Through the Air
06:10 Why a Higher Tee Can Improve Your Swing
07:10 Feel the Driver Swing Around Your Body
08:10 How Tee Height Changes Your Setup
09:10 Practice Swings Should Stay Off the Ground
10:15 Create a Powerful Circle With Long Arms
11:15 Finding the Right Driver Tee Height
12:15 Why You’re Popping Up Your Driver
13:15 Tee Height Is Really About Finding Your Radius
14:15 Sweet Spot the Driver Before You Swing