RIDICULOUSLY Easy Driver MOVE will Have You HITTING it Longer than EVER!!
PGA Professional Chris Dennis from Get Good At Golf demonstrates a 'ridiculously easy' driver move to eliminate slices and increase distance. By utilizing alignment sticks to monitor the takeaway and practicing an 'arms down' transition, golfers can ensure an inside-out club path. This technique helps maintain spine angles and prevents the common over-the-top move used by many amateur players.
Ensure ball position is consistently aligned with the inside of the left heel using a reference club.
During the takeaway, keep the clubhead on the 'outside' of the hands while matching the clubface to your spine angle.
The key downswing feel is 'arms down' before the shoulders rotate, which prevents an over-the-top path.
Tour professionals often keep their shoulders closed to the target longer than amateurs to facilitate an inside delivery.
Hitting from the inside helps shallow the angle of attack, resulting in a penetrating draw and significantly more distance.