Why Hitting Up On Your Driver Could RUIN Your Golf Swing!

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Are you still trying to hit up on your driver to get more distance in your golf swing? 🚫 That might be ruining your golf swing’s consistency and ball flight.

According to TrackMan PGA Tour data, the average pro actually hits down just -0.9° with the driver. Instead of trying to add loft by swinging up, the best players in the world create the right launch angle, spin rates, and ball speed by staying level with their angle of attack.

In this golf lesson, I’ll break down:
👉 Why hitting too far up reduces spin and makes drives curve offline
👉 The real PGA Tour driver averages (club speed, ball speed, smash factor, launch angle)
👉 How to adjust your swing for more control, distance, and accuracy

If you’ve been searching for the truth about the driver swing, this video will show you the real numbers and how to hit it like the pros. 🏌️‍♂️🔥

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Now, the average tour pro actually hits down just under one degree. According to Trackman data, they hit down .08 degrees. I’m not asking you to hit down that much, but I definitely like to see you more level with your angle of attack because when we’re told to hit up on it a lot, like a lot of instructors and club manufacturers are teaching you today, that actually makes the spin axis on the golf ball tumble offline with spin rates that are actually too low. We need enough backspin on the golf ball to hit the ball up in the air.