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Everything about hitting driver well: setup for the tee shot, curing a slice or hook, optimizing launch and spin, and building real, repeatable distance.
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Driver Setup: The Position That Determines Your Miss Before You Swing
Driver setup is meaningfully different from iron setup. Golfers who use one setup for every club are fighting themselves before the swing starts.
6 min readHow to Fix a Slice: The Real Cause, Not the Popular Guess
A slice comes from a specific combination of swing path and clubface angle — not from 'swinging too hard' or 'not turning enough.' Here's how to actually diagnose and fix it.
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How to Fix a Hook: When 'Fixing Your Slice' Goes Too Far
A hook is a slice's mirror image mechanically, but it usually shows up after a golfer overcorrects a slice. Here's how to find the middle ground.
6 min readHow to Actually Increase Driving Distance (Without Just Swinging Harder)
Swinging harder usually costs you more in contact quality than it gains in speed. Here's what actually moves the distance needle.
7 min readLaunch Angle and Spin Rate: The Numbers That Actually Control Distance
Two golfers with identical clubhead speed can carry the ball 30 yards apart based on launch and spin alone. Here's what to target.
6 min readTee Height and Ball Position: The Five-Second Fix Most Golfers Skip
Tee height and ball position take five seconds to check and are rarely wrong on purpose — most golfers just never think about them.
4 min readDriver Practice: Drills That Actually Transfer to the Course
Hitting a bucket of drivers at the range builds bad habits if you're not practicing with a purpose. Here's a structure that does.
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