The Right Way To Swing Your Driver #golf #golftips
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Quick tip · Intermediate
Short clip on swinging the driver with the trail elbow in and delaying the trail hand.
Why golfers recommend it
- Trail elbow, delay trail hand throw
- Lower body and pendulum concepts
- Chicken wing finish analysis, videos linked
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3 comments from Reddit
u/bikkiesfiend 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t swing my driver to save my life”
You are dragging the handle past the ball instead of swinging the club The goal is to swing the club, not hit the ball. The ball is in the way of the swing Your wrists are too stiff and your lead leg is too soft Loosen your grip so that the wrist are loose. This allows the club to hinge and swing ▶ this video
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u/reverse_the_loop 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help me out!”
Nice, smooth swing. See some Jonathan Byrd in it. But you are right. The chicken wing finish is poor. Whats the deal here? Wish we had a face on view for this one. Poor setup angles and trying to help the ball up by dragging the handle? False turn in the backswing and losing rotation through impact forcing the chicken wing to catch up? Are we playing duck hook defense? We've got something here where you are not …
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u/LandoCalrissian1980 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Get no distance with driver, need help.”
I notice the lack of movement in your lower body...imo these are the two concepts to work on ▶ this video ▶ this video Also look up the pendulum concept of how pulling up on the club at the right time creates club head speed [preview.redd.it]
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