Most golfers are setting up their driver completely wrong... and it’s costing them 20-30 yards

The Logical Golfer explains how conventional driver setup leads to off-center strikes because the clubhead impacts the ball 2-3 inches above the ground. By lining up the ball near the toe when grounding the driver and hovering the head at address, golfers can achieve centered contact and gain up to 20-30 yards.

• Drivers impact the ball 2 to 3 inches off the ground, shifting where the center of the face meets the ball.
• Grounding your driver and lining up the ball in the dead center actually causes heel-biased strikes at impact.
• Align the ball with the toe of the driver head while it is grounded on the turf.
• Hover the driver head at address to position the true sweet spot behind the center of the ball.

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