The driver should be an easy club to hit. The ball sits up on a tee and the clubface is huge. You’re almost standing upright when you swing. <\/p>\n
Yet it’s the club golfers have the least success with. Here’s how to change that.<\/p>\n
Take a driver and a 9-iron to the range. Warm up with the 9. When you’re hitting them well, one after the other, put it down and pick up your driver. Swing your driver with a little bit of 9-iron in it. <\/p>\n
After a few of those, go back to the 9-iron and put a bit of driver into it. <\/p>\n
Keep going back and forth, bringing one club into the other, until you are using the same swing for both clubs.<\/p>\n
That’s how you practice your driver. It’s the same swing as your 9-iron, just with you standing more upright.<\/p>\n
BTW, all your other clubs are like that, too.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The driver should be an easy club to hit. The ball sits up on a tee and the clubface is huge. You’re almost standing upright when you swing. Yet it’s the club golfers have the least success with. Here’s how to change that. Take a driver and a 9-iron to the range. Warm up with … Continue reading How to Practice Your Driver<\/span>