with Jonathan Yarwood
What happened to good old accuracy? Give me a plodding drive down the middle than a lash into the rough any day
DRIVING ON THE RIGHT SIDE
Tee the ball up on the correct side to suit your shape of swing - it gives you more fairway to aim at. In the picture opposite, I'm standing on the right, but I'm aiming at the traps on the left to allow for a fade. Take a position on the left side of the tee box if you're going to hook or draw according to the shape of the hole
TEE IT HIGH, WATCH IT FLY
Drive the ball on a higher trajectory with less spin by teeing it up nice and high with half the ball sitting above the top of the club. Combine that with tilting your hips a little, so you have more weight on your right foot at address. Your left hip and left trouser pocket should feel a touch higher than your right. This will help with the sweeping action that you need when using a driver
Breaking 90.....
Breaking 80 .....
Breaking 70 .....
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