Golf Driving Tips - Five Factors to Consider When Hitting Your Tee Shot

There are many factors that go into hitting a goodsome thinking and just not step up and whack away
tee shot with the driver. This article, golf driving tips,with the driver.
will look at five different factors.3. Am I going to hit a fade (slice) or draw (hook)?
As we step to the tee, with our driver or driving clubBased upon the hole layout, what is the most
of choice, we need to decide what is the best wayfavorable shot shape, fade or draw. Much of this
to hit our drive in order to maximize our chances ofdecision will depend on the length of the hole and the
making a par or better. Obviously, if this is our firstwind conditions, if any. We always want to use the
time on the hole, there will be a lot more new inputwind to our favor, using a fade or draw to ride the
needed as compared to our home course where wewind on longer holes or keep the ball in play on
have already processed a lot of this information.shorter holes.
This whole process takes place in a matter of4. Which side of the fairway is most favorable?
seconds but is very important to our final result, aWhere is the best place to come into the green
good or bad drive!from. A example would be, there is a bunker or
These five golf driving tip factors that we are goingwater hazard on the left side of the green. So, if we
to review are in no particular order or importance.drive the ball down the right side of the fairway, we
Golf Driving Tips ... Five Factors To Consider:will not have to carry the bunker or water to get to
1. Which side of the tee to tee up from?the green. In general, we want to cut our risk factor
If you are going to hit a fade you want to tee up onany way we can.
the right side of the tee and the left side if you are5. What am I going to aim at?
hitting a draw. By doing this, you give yourself theThis is one that many people forget. They just step
most room to hit your fade or draw. Remember, theup and hit their tee shot in a general direction. We
golf ball must be between the tee markers but yourneed to choose a specific aiming point. Usually, it will
feet can be outside the tee markers. Also, you canbe an object in the distance, such as a tree or other
tee up within two club lengths behind the teelandmark. Many recommend an intermediate aiming
markers.point. Which would be a mark on the ground a few
2. Are there any hazards to be aware of?feet in front of you. Whatever you do, you need to
We need to know what danger might be in front ofhave a definite aiming point and be totally committed
us. Is there a bunker in play and how far to it and toto it.
carry it? Is there a water hazard to be concernedThere you have it, five golf driving tips! There are so
with? If it`s a dogleg, how far to the turn in themany more that we will review in future articles but,
dogleg? Maybe, we don`t need a driver to get to ourfor now, I hope these five golf driving tips help you
ultimate driving result. In general, we need to doto play from the fairway and play better golf.