How to Hit a Long Drive in Golf : Golf Swing Posture to Improve Your Long Drive

Posted by Golfer on Sep-26-2011

Learn the best golf swing posture for improving your golf drive from a golf pro in this free online instructional video lesson. Expert: Kensey Snyder Bio: Kensey Snyder has been a Golf Professional and Golf Instructor for the past eleven years. Filmmaker: Andy Strohl

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    1. applemac41 Said,

      lol you look funny (no offence…)thankyou so much for your tips they are helping me so much!

    2. josh123452 Said,

      thanks for the free lesson.:-)

    3. CorinneXP Said,

      cheers

    4. bimballz Said,

      thank you this helped me heaps…

    5. sammvoyager Said,

      thats one giant leap for this golfer. Driver is my toughest club. Dohhh.

    6. GolfSwing100 Said,

      Thanks

    7. spazonthaloose Said,

      Yeah drivers are really unforgiving clubs because of the way they are designed, it sort of picks out the tiny little mistakes you may be making with your swing/posture meaning it’s extremely hard to hit perfectly every time.

    8. brettfavre80 Said,

      try a callaway fti fusion

    9. nibb1er1 Said,

      i played 9 and every drive i hit straight and far it’s not hard

    10. pat52007 Said,

      The driver is basically like any club in the bag, it just goes farther. You’ve got to know when to leave the driver in the bag and use a 3 or 5 metal or even a long iron.

    11. 2K8Christy2K8 Said,

      looked like he woz wankin :L

    12. dinkipooxa Said,

      Just been trying out the advert [ top right - DO YOU KNOW THE SECRET...] seriously suspect this is the most absolute rubbish; though sounds right from the initial introduction. Got to a bit that promises you the ability to hit TWICE as far as normal by “…tapping into the “secret of the stars”, or somesuch gobbledegook.

      Are we really that stupid ?

    13. dinkipooxa Said,

      OK; just received my first “lesson” from Don Trahan – STRAIGHT AWAY here we have the same old false reasoning that we have seen time and time again – he launches into this grossly over-stressed importance of the grip and how, if we grip to far one way or other it will cause the wrong thing; CLASSIC POST HOC ERGO PROPTER HOC nonsense – please BEWARE !!!!

    14. kr4yzi32k Said,

      I took a lesson from a golf pro in my area, i may post the video for you guys. The problem that was getting me was “casting” and that at the top of my backswing I would cast and be slightly off the swing plane. Since then I have been demolishing the ball!

    15. GueorguiJoukov Said,

      @dinkipooxa

      It’s considerably more simple than they are making it… it’s about remaining balanced and having the most simple swing you can have. The idea behind a golf swing is comming back to where you have been and if you do not get in that place, you will swing offset which causes aiming trouble – and, by extension, it forces you to waste energy pushing where it’s useless to push.

      Comfortable atheltic posture, fine grip, keep left arm straight… then it’s called practice.

    16. GueorguiJoukov Said,

      @dinkipooxa

      I am far from speaking of experience, or of much knowledge, but what I can tell you comes from baseball pitching, some advices and logic: if you bend your arm, go up and down on your feet, move them prior impact, you will have a hard time getting back onto the ball where you let your club at first – the head travels at above 150mph, so it’s hard to tweak a swing and swing right.

      Look at Tiger’s left arm – straight from the backswing to impact. Not ten ways to swing: only one.

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