TUCK Your Arm LIKE This And Hit Your Longest DRIVES!!

PGA Professional Chris Dennis shares three critical checkpoints to help golfers hit longer and straighter drives. He demonstrates a reliable ball position routine, a one-piece takeaway to maintain width, and a 'shirt-tuck' drill inspired by Justin Rose to ensure lead-arm connection and prevent the 'chicken wing' at impact.

• Set ball position inside the lead heel using a 'feet together, small step left, big step right' routine.
• A proper takeaway moves the chest and club together to maintain width and a square clubface.
• Tucking the lead arm (or shirt) against the chest prevents a 'chicken wing' and ensures a more consistent release.
• Keep your head and sternum behind the ball at impact for a penetrating driver ball flight.

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