You Can swing slower and hit it further….don’t believe me? Watch This
Chris Ryan demonstrates how to swing with a smoother tempo while gaining driver distance by re-sequencing the downswing. By shifting the point of maximum acceleration (the 'start line') further down toward impact, golfers store energy effectively and create greater clubhead speed without rushing.
Great drivers follow a 'build it, store it, deliver it' sequence rather than rushing immediately from the top.
Rushing acceleration from the top causes casting, releasing stored power too early before impact.
Practice using the upside-down step drill to ensure peak clubhead swoosh noise occurs target-side of the ball.
Move your mental 'start line' for maximum effort to halfway down the downswing when hands reach hip level.
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