🏌️♂️Find the sweet spot on the club face to maximize ball speed and increase distance.
🛠️Customize your equipment, including loft and shaft, to achieve the optimal launch angle and spin.
🎯Focus on hitting level or slightly down on the ball to improve ball flight and reduce spin.
🔄Consider swing path and angle of attack in your fitting to find the right equipment for your swing.
🔍Use foot spray or impact labels to identify your impact location on the club face and make necessary adjustments.
How do I find the sweet spot on the club face?
—The sweet spot is usually above the center line or slightly towards the toe of the club. It's important to know where you're hitting it to optimize your ball speed.
Should I adjust the loft of my driver?
—Adjusting the loft can help achieve the optimal launch angle for your swing. A higher loft can assist in getting the ball up in the air, while a lower loft can reduce spin.
Is hitting up on the ball always beneficial?
—Hitting up on the ball can help maximize distance, but it's important to find the right balance. Hitting too far up can result in lower spin and potential distance loss.
How can I improve my ball flight?
—To improve ball flight, focus on hitting level or slightly down on the ball at impact. This can help optimize contact and increase distance.
Why should I get fitted for a driver?
—Getting fitted for a driver allows you to customize your equipment to suit your swing. This can lead to improved performance and consistency on the course.
00:00Learn how to maximize your distance on the golf course without compromising your swing speed.
02:52Find the sweet spot on the club face to maximize ball speed and increase distance.
04:50Adjusting the loft and shaft of your driver can help achieve the optimal launch angle and spin.
06:10Focus on hitting level or slightly down on the ball to improve ball flight and reduce spin.
07:47Consider swing path and angle of attack in your fitting to find the right equipment for your swing.
09:23Use foot spray or impact labels to identify your impact location on the club face and make necessary adjustments.
