Golf Driving Tips
A short and wide golf swing beats a long and narrow one
Some of the most searched for golf driving tips are those that will show players how to hit the ball further. Golfers often think that a longer golf swing equates to longer tee shots. However to gain those extra yards off the tee - short and wide is better than long and narrow.
By swinging the club too far back, all you do is lose width and control.
In fact, you actually lose power from a position like this because you get narrow, and the angle of attack becomes too steep.
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This is a much more powerful position for straighter and longer golf drives.
You can get all the power you need from little more than a three-quarter-length backswing, as long as you have a correct wrist hinge and full body turn.
With this simple golf driving tip, you will get much more width into your golf swing resulting in more consistent longer drives.
CORRECT
It is highly recommended that you practice with a training aid such as the Refiner Hinged Trainer
to really "groove" this width in your golf swing.
Of course, when it comes to gaining yards on your drives, fitness can also be a major factor.
Obviously, general fitness is helpful, but a specialised
exercise program such as the one developed by pro golf trainer Nick Bayley can
teach you how to draw your tee shots adding as much as 30 yards to your drives. In fact,
Nick
Bayley's golf driving tips program is absolutely excellent, it gets
players drawing the ball off the tee in no time at all, and it gets our highest
recommendation.
More Driving Tips
Tip 2 -
Getting Focused for the First Tee Shot
Tip
3 - Think Like A Pro On The Tee
Tip 4 -
Long Drive Tip
Recommended Programs
Nick Bayley's Draw System
Ultimate Golf System
New Golf Apprentice Program
Recommended Training Aids
Refiner
Hinged Trainer
Practice
Range Golf Training Aids
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