FINALLY - Do This And Hit The Best Drives Of Your Life
2 golfers recommended it
Explainer · Intermediate
Explains arm release for better drives, covering the difference between fade and draw and slice causes.
Why golfers recommend it
- Explains concept of arm release
- Fade vs draw, video attached
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2 comments from Reddit
u/Fantastic_Habit743 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Please help! This will be year 4 and my swing is totally broken. Ready to give up because I don’t even know ho”
I think what would be most beneficial is understanding a concept of why you need to do something differently. This video explains one that will help you and it applies to irons too. ▶ this video Essentially, you can’t swing from the top and keep the position your arms are in. You had to bring them up during the backswing and you need to release them back down before you swing at the ball or you’ll be over the top …
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u/MattDaniels84 2024 · r/golftips · in “What do I need to do to hit a draw with my driver?”
You have to hit it with a clubface that is closed to an open path. Main ingredient therefor are clubface control and an in-to-out swing. With that specific swing, it is a bit difficult to say but it looks like your arms and hands move to soon towards the ball. Overall your swing looks good so best way to improve is see a coach and don't mess with what you have. There are many pros by the way who hit fades with …
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