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Try hovering your driver

Last updated: 9th March 2009

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If you are looking for more fluidity and distance off the tee, try hovering your driver before take away.

Instead of placing your club on the ground behind the ball at address, try keeping it in the air, a fraction of an inch above the ground.

Now grip the club lightly and make your normal take away.

By hovering the club you will have reduced the tension in your hands and arms and it should all make for a smoother take away and greater distance.

Why not give it a try?



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