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The first step in acquiring this mindset is to hit longer drives. Longer drives result in shorter approach shots. Shorter approach shots mean hitting more greens in regulation. That, in turn, increases your pars and birdies. Making more of those not only decreases your score, it also reduces your golf handicap. Below are four golf tips that can help you generate the kind of power with your golf driver you need to take your game to the next level
Do you use your body or your arms to power your golf swing? If you are or were a hockey player, you probably use your body. That’s because hockey players use their bodies to hit shots when on the ice. Using your body is more practical than using your hands. It’s also easier and safer. […]
John Daly is among the longest hitters on Tour. But he overswings. And while it’s better than swinging too short, overswinging off the tee usually gets you in trouble. Still, Daly’s swing highlights one key point you should remember when it comes to hitting the ball long: The secret to achieving extra distance off the […]
If you’re serious about improving your game, you must master the full swing’s key mechanics. Doing so increases power, consistency, and accuracy. These capabilities help position you to hit more greens in regulation (GIR). That’s big, as I’ve often said in my golf tips newsletter. Hitting more GIRs leads to more pars and birdies, which […]