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3 ways you’re losing driver distance (and how to fix them!)

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3 Mistakes Costing You Driver Distance

Hitting the ball shorter than you’d like? You could be making one of these common mistakes.

1. Swinging Too Fast
Many golfers try to generate power by swinging faster, but this can actually lead to a loss of distance. When you swing too fast, you don’t have time to make a proper connection with the ball, resulting in a weaker shot.

2. Not Using Your Hips
Your hips are a powerful source of energy in the golf swing. If you’re not using your hips properly, you’re not generating as much power as you could be. Be sure to start your downswing by rotating your hips, then use your legs to drive through the ball.

3. Not Hitting the Ball in the Sweet Spot
The sweet spot of the club is the area on the clubface that generates the most power. If you’re not hitting the ball in the sweet spot, you’re not going to get the distance you’re looking for. Focus on making solid contact with the ball in the center of the clubface.