Hitting My Driver Straight Left

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Hitting My Driver Straight
Hitting A Driver Straight
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Hitting My Driver Straight

Golf is, at times, a difficult game. The misplacement of a shot is one of those times when it is most difficult, whether you hit the ball too far, too low, hook or slice. If even one shot is off, it can put a damper on the rest of your game. By finding out what is ailing your shot and implementing improvements into your swing, you can dominate all 18 holes.

Hitting A Driver Straight

Prevent Hooking Your Shot To The Left

Open your club face. If the face, or front, of the club is tilted in toward you, tilt it out until it is lined up straight with the ball.

Grip the club properly. With both hands holding the club, form a 'V' with your thumb and index finger. The 'V' must point to the inside of your right shoulder. You should see only two knuckles on your left hand if the you have the proper grip.

Position the ball so that it is not too far back in your stance. If it is in line with your back foot, then it needs to be moved more towards the middle of your body.

Stop Hitting Pop-Ups With the Driver - Golf (Video) - Lesson by PGA Pro Pete Styles Now let's have a little look at the causes and cures of pop-up, or a skied tee shot. This is a ball that shoots straight up in the air, spends more time going upwards than forwards. When I use my driver it always go left to right. Sometimes it's manageable but other times it's a huge left to right. When this starts happening I will use my 3 wood which I always hit straight.

Best Answer: try to loosen you left hand a little bit. I do the same thing. My left hand gets to strong and makes me pull the ball to the left. Also slow your swing down and concentrate. That will also help you out. Just focus on hitting it straight and slow. Who cares about how far it goes untill you get. Learn these 5 fundamentals of how to hit a driver properly and you'll send the ball sailing long and straight every time. Struggling off the tee? Learn these 5 fundamentals of how to hit a driver properly and you'll send the ball sailing long and straight every time. A left-handed golfer hitting a curving ball to the left would be hitting a slice, not a hook, so lefties should reverse the directional elements in the text below. For more, including advice on balls that go straight left (as opposed to curving left), see Faults and Fixes Tip Sheets. I am 73 and cannot keep my left hand straight! If I keep it as straight as I can on my back turn- at what point in your down swing do you straighten your forearm and are your wrists still hinging down? If and when I bend the elbow I lose connection with the driver head and rarely hit the ball well. The story on Calvin Peete who was the most.

Align your shoulders so that they are parallel with the line of your shot. If your right shoulder is too far back, it will be a contributing factor to hooking your ball.

Shorten your swing. A swing that is too long can allow for the club face to open up.

Prevent Hitting The Ball Too Low

Place the club on the ground behind your ball and take your grip from this position. Swing through with the club gripped in this fashion. Although it may not be as comfortable, it will help you hit the ball straight on instead of hitting it with an elevated club, which causes shots to lose loft.

Hitting My Driver Straight Left Back

Neutralize your grip on the club. In many instances, having a strong grip will cause your ball to go low. To fix this issue, grip the club properly with the 'V' on your right hand, created by your index finger and thumb, pointing to the inside of your right shoulder. Look down at your left hand; you should see only two knuckles.

Place more weight on your right foot. Hitting the ball too low can be caused by shifting your weight to your left side. By consciously planting your right foot and keeping your weight on it, you will prevent shifting your weight to the right.