Been stuck for months driving between 260-270. How do I get closer to 300?



by estebon22

12 Comments

  1. nugget-golf-bot

    Your slice is likely caused by an over-the-top downswing, where the club drops outside and cuts across impact. That path wastes power and makes contact inconsistent, keeping distance from your potential. Try this cue: feel the hands drop inside the target line and keep turning through so the club follows an in-to-out path. With that inside path, you’ll often gain cleaner contact and more speed, which could move you toward your 300 target. Your tempo is balanced for the driver, so this change could feel natural.

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  2. QuestionableClapper

    More hip rotation on plane would help… also. Do you only wear pants? I’ve never seen legs so white!

  3. Knot_Ryder

    Spend the money finding the right combination of Club head shaft ball and technique good luck

  4. Dozer710

    Exercise. Not being a dick, but losing a few pounds helped me. I’m 230 btw. Look up golf specific exercises they help a ton. I’m down 10+ pounds since I started earlier this year.

  5. itzjung

    More distance usually equates to more speed. In your case more rotation would give you more speed.

  6. maxvader94

    Keep the lead arm straight throughout the swing. You start bending it during your backswing

  7. ninefourtwo

    You need to create just a bit more compression by creating lag if you want distance, this is done with better tempo.

    Looks like you’re throwing the club at the ball. I can’t tell from here.

  8. Azfitnessprofessor

    Your swing collapses at the top and your OTT

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