Piers and Andy from Meandmygolf break down three essential driving moves used by pros to maximize distance and accuracy. They demonstrate techniques for a deeper shoulder turn, increased hip rotation, and a proper club release to help amateur golfers eliminate slices and hit the ball on an upward arc.
Move the lead shoulder behind the ball in the backswing to help hit up on the driver.
Allow the head to move and rotate slightly to facilitate a full upper-body turn.
Increase hip rotation by moving the belt buckle and shirt buttons early in the backswing.
Straighten the trail leg slightly and allow the lead knee to move inward for better rotation.
Focus on an aggressive clubface release where the toe passes the heel to avoid a 'chicken wing' impact.
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