How Do You Position A Driver To Improve A Golf Swing?
When playing golf, driving the ball is one of the most important aspects of the game. It’s the first shot off each tee. Having a great drive can set you up for a birdie, while a poor drive will leave you scrambling to save par. Here are some tips on how to position your driver so that you improve your golf score and cut down the number of strokes on each hole. Grip the driver properly. The most common grip is the interlocking grip. Place the index finger of your non-dominant hand between your ring and pinkie finger of your dominant hand. Place both thumbs on the opposite side of the shaft and squeeze your hands until you are grasping the club securely. Place the ball in line with your front foot. In golf, the placement of the ball starts with the driver at your front foot and travels all the way back to mid-way between your front and back foot for the short irons. Keep the ball aligned with your front big toe. Square the club to the ball. Another important aspect in setting your driver
