In order to get great distance from your shots, you have to be able to hit the ball square consistently. Missing what is called the "sweet spot" on your driver could cost you twenty yards, at minimum. Let's give a step by step golf swing mashout:
- Be relax during your swing! There's nothing worse for your swing than being tense. You have to be relax and smooth. When you are tense, the distance from the tip of your driver to the ball changes (shortens) and of course that doesn't make for a good, smooth, fluid swing. Remember, strike the ball even an inch off and you have just lost precious yards on your golf swing. When you are tense, it's also harder to build momentum during your swing and thus speed and power. Being tense is also detrimental to balance, another critical aspect of a good swing. Next time you swing, do not focus on power but on fluidity, power will come from the fluidity of your swing.
- The distance from the core of your body to the ball should stay constant as much as possible during your swing. The accepted "center" or point of reference of your core is the point on your spine where your neck and shoulder lines intersect. Try to keep the distance from that point on your spine (core) to the ball constant. This will help you achieve a smooth swing and help you hit the ball square. What this means in layman terms is don't move the trunk of your body around during your swing! Keeping your head relatively still will also help you not move your core around too much.
That's it for now, these tips should help you improve your golf swing and drive farther by being smoother.
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