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Debbie Doniger
If you struggle to hit up with your driver, this tip from Debbie Doniger will help change your angle of attack leading to more solid drives.
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I'm currently struggling with this exact issue. Unfortunately, it also seems to have carried into my fairway woods and hybrids. Will this drill help with those other clubs as well, or is there another drill I should try to help with woods and hybrids?
If you are truly hitting up on it with those clubs, don’t do this drill. Try choking down, stand closer to it make sure the ball position isn’t too far forward
Thank you Debbie. I appreciate your reply, as well as all of your helpful videos.
You’re welcome. Thank you for watching and supporting !!
Martin,
You demonstrated not grounding (underreach) with a chip shot. Do you recommend it for other shots?
Thanks,
David
When I swing up in driving my ball goes right. Any suggestions.