🏌️Turn your shoulders 90 degrees to your spine for a proper backswing with the driver.
🔀Ensure weight distribution is 60% on the front side to generate power and shallow out the club.
⛳️Tee the ball half an inch above the clubface to expose the sweet spot for maximum power transfer.
😅Don't forget to turn your lead shoulder down and take the hands in during the backswing.
⚠️Beware of overdraws and make adjustments to keep the ball in the fairway.
What should be the tee height for the driver?
—The ball should be teed up approximately half an inch above the clubface to expose the sweet spot for maximum power transfer.
How should I distribute my weight during the swing?
—For the driver, aim for approximately 60% of your weight on the front side to generate power and promote a shallow club path.
Do I need to turn my shoulders during the backswing?
—Yes, it is essential to turn your shoulders 90 degrees to your spine during the backswing to ensure a proper coil and power generation.
What should I be cautious of when using a driver?
—Be mindful of overdraws or hooks, as they can lead to wayward shots. Focus on making adjustments to keep the ball in the fairway.
What are some common mistakes to avoid while using the driver?
—Some common mistakes include not turning the lead shoulder down enough and failing to take the hands in during the backswing. Pay attention to these aspects for better results.
00:00Introduction to mastering your driver swing with Segundo Golf.
01:00Importance of turning your shoulders 90 degrees to your spine during the backswing.
03:40Tips on weight distribution for generating power and promoting a shallow club path.
06:25The significance of teeing the ball half an inch above the clubface.
09:10Reminders to turn your lead shoulder down and take the hands in during the backswing.
10:50Cautions against overdraws and hooks, and the importance of adjustments to keep the ball in the fairway.
