| Practice these Golf driving tips and instructions at | | | | balance. |
| practice ranges. These instructions will help you to | | | | Incorporating these tips will take lots of practice, but |
| get longer yard range at the tee. | | | | as long as you keep working on the fundamentals. |
| Almost every golfer is trying to get more distance | | | | - Watch and imitate good players. Imitation is one of |
| off the tee. Always remember that the driver is the | | | | the best methods of learning. |
| most difficult club in the bag to hit, due to the | | | | - Never watch players who are struggling, unless you |
| amount of loft being the least. Hence, for even a | | | | want to imitate their swings. |
| small miss, the error is going to be larger than with a | | | | - Practice. |
| nine iron. | | | | - Practice wherever possible - on the driving range, in |
| Imagine yourself on the tee box of your favorite | | | | your living room, or even your backyard. You don't |
| shot 4 par. You have your driver club in hand. The | | | | have to leave your home to get quality practice. |
| hole is designed with risk reward. If you hit the ball | | | | - Complete concentration must be on your practice. |
| long and straight, you can get very near or maybe | | | | It's much better to spend ten minutes and |
| on the green and can setup a birdie. But if you | | | | concentrate on what you're doing than spend an |
| miss-hit, you stare down at the barrels. You may get | | | | hour just whacking balls. |
| o/b or balloon score. | | | | - If you're hitting a too may balls, take breaks at |
| Distance is determined by the clubhead speed. The | | | | regular intervals. |
| faster you swing the club, the farther the ball will | | | | - Think about what you're doing, and rest when |
| travel. Driving the golf ball long and straight is the holy | | | | you're tired and frustrated. |
| grail of almost all amateur golfers. An average player | | | | - Don't wear sun glasses they impair your depth |
| generally uses his arms to move the club faster, and | | | | perception. |
| this leads him to problems and inconsistency. Instead, | | | | - It is extremely rude to give unsolicited advice to |
| he must try to make a solid contact. It is better to | | | | your friends or strangers, even if you believe that |
| hit the ball in the center of the clubhead speed of 90 | | | | your advice will help them |
| miles an hour than to hit the ball on the toe of the | | | | - Walk the course. Professional golfers always walk. |
| clubhead at 100 miles an hour. | | | | The reason being that, walking gives you more time |
| It is important to focus on swinging in tempo, with a | | | | to concentrate on your next shot. And it actually |
| smooth move. Make a full shoulder turn away from | | | | improves the speed with which you play. |
| the ball - and think about turning your back to the | | | | - Have a professional videotape your swing, then |
| target. Make a full rotation while swinging through and | | | | watch it, and analyze it. |
| face the target. Above all it is important to stay in | | | | |