If you only hit your driver 200 yards - WATCH THIS!
The Average Golfer demonstrates how swinging with better tempo and focusing on lead wrist angles at the top of the backswing can add driver distance. Using the HackMotion biofeedback wrist sensor, he shows how eliminating a cupped wrist and rushing the takeaway leads to better energy transfer and longer drives.
Swinging harder often causes erratic strikes and early release, costing distance.
A controlled, smooth takeaway allows you to achieve correct lead wrist angles at the top of the backswing.
Avoid an overly cupped lead wrist at the top position to maintain power and lag.
Utilizing biofeedback tools like HackMotion helps establish consistent muscle memory for backswing positioning.
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