He Stopped Dragging The Club… And Gained Instant Speed
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0:00 – ⚙️ Optimise Setup
0:45 – 👀 Face Awareness
1:39 – 🦶 Ground Pressure
2:15 – ⬇️ Handle Low
3:20 – 🚫 Dragging Club
4:36 – 🚀 First Flush
5:11 – 🔄 Release Feel
6:15 – ⚡ Speed Gain
Most golfers trying to hit driver straight actually slow the club down by dragging the handle through impact. In this lesson, you’ll learn a simple feel that helps you stop holding the club off, allowing the clubhead to release, rise, and accelerate naturally. The result? More speed, better contact, and less spin—without forcing it. If you struggle with a slice or inconsistent strikes, these golf driver swing tips will help you unlock speed and control instantly.
What you’ll learn
• Why dragging the handle kills speed and consistency
• The feel that helps the clubhead release and speed up
• How to improve strike location and reduce spin
• Why your wrists need to “re-hinge” through impact
• How to stop slicing driver with better release patterns
• A simple drill to build speed without swinging harder
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3 Comments
what was the speed gain ? the first swing on the clip was 115 and the last was 111
Exactly what I saw another click bait headline
Think he could swing faster with a wider stance. Needs more force into the back foot earlier and the left foot as well. He should be in high 120's with his body. Also not getting that push back with the left leg early enough. Need force plates.