Why You Don't Hit Driver As Straight As You Should - Simply Do This
Danny Maude reveals the critical 'face to path' relationship necessary for hitting straight drives. He demonstrates how to neutralize a slice-prone setup by aligning the forearms and introduces a 'pouring water' visualization drill to help golfers maintain a consistent swing circle through impact.
Check your forearm alignment at setup; a trail arm that is higher than the lead arm often presets an over-the-top slice path.
Neutralize your setup by rotating your lower forearms independently while keeping the clubface square to the target.
Use the 'Pouring Water' drill to ensure your shoulders rotate on a consistent circle, preventing 'straight pulls' or 'block pushes'.
Consistent driving requires the swing circle (path) and clubface to be in a tight window of alignment at impact.