TUCK Your RIGHT Arm and HIT it FURTHER Than You EVER HAVE!!
Chris Dennis from Get Good At Golf demonstrates how to optimize your driver setup for maximum distance and better ball flight. He explains the 'tucked' right arm position through forearm rotation, the importance of correct ball position for an upward attack angle, and how to maintain balance for consistent feedback.
Rotate your trail (right) forearm so the inside faces up/outward to keep the arm tucked and connected to your chest.
Position the driver ball just inside your lead heel to ensure you hit up on the ball while reducing dynamic loft.
Maintain a balanced finish with your chest facing the target and weight fully transferred to your lead foot.
Ensure your arms hang naturally from your shoulders at setup; you should be able to just touch your knees with your hands.
Avoid standing too far from the ball or too upright, as both extremes lead to poor swing planes and inconsistent strikes.