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Increasing the distance you can hit your driver involves a combination of technique, equipment, and physical conditioning. Here are some tips to help you hit your driver longer:
Optimize Your Setup:
- Stance: Position your feet shoulder-width apart, and tilt your spine slightly away from the target. This helps promote a more sweeping, upward strike.
- Ball Position: Place the ball forward in your stance, aligned with the inside of your lead heel (left heel for a right-handed golfer). This encourages an upward angle of attack.
Maintain a Proper Grip:
- Neutral Grip: Ensure that your grip is neutral, neither too strong nor too weak. This allows for a more natural release of the club through impact.
Maximize Your Backswing:
- Full Shoulder Turn: Make a complete shoulder turn to generate more power. Your back should be facing the target at the top of your backswing.
- Coil Your Hips: Engage your hips in the backswing to create torque. This stored energy can be released on the downswing.
Create Lag in the Downswing:
