Irons vs Woods: Do You Need Different Swings?
Many golfers hit their irons well but struggle with woods, or vice versa. It often leads to the belief that you need different swings for different clubs. In fact, the motion is largely the same…
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Driver
7 articles tagged “driver”.
How to Stop Skying Your Driver: Causes and Fixes
A skied drive, sometimes called a pop-up or a "rainbow", flies high and short, often leaving a white mark on the top of the driver head. It loses huge amounts of distance and can damage the crown of…
How to Choose a Driver: Loft, Shaft, Head and Fitting
The driver is the most expensive club in most bags, and the one golfers change most often. It is also the club that most affects your score on long holes: a good drive sets up the hole, and a bad one…
How to Hit a Driver: Set-Up, Swing and Tee Shot Strategy
The driver is the longest, lowest-lofted and least forgiving club in your bag — and the one most golfers would most like to hit well. A good drive sets up the whole hole: a short iron into the green…
How to Fix a Hook: Stop Hitting the Ball Left for Good
For many golfers, a slight draw — a shot that curves gently from right to left for a right-hander — is the dream ball flight. It flies powerfully, runs on landing and looks like the shot of a good…
How to Fix a Slice: Causes, Drills and Quick Fixes That Work
The slice is the most common miss in golf. Most amateur golfers fight it at some point: the ball starts left of the target (for a right-handed golfer), then curves sharply to the right, losing…
How to Hit the Golf Ball Further: Distance Without Losing Control
Every golfer wants more distance. Longer drives leave shorter approach shots, shorter approaches mean more greens hit, and more greens mean lower scores. But the most common way golfers try to gain…