| Imagine that little white ball soaring, straight as an | | | | bad drive. Before addressing your ball, or even |
| arrow, down the centre of the fairway...Great! | | | | before your it is your turn to tee-off, take time |
| You will find Golf Driver Tips everywhere, both | | | | to calm down, breathe deeply, and most |
| online and offline. This particular club can be | | | | importantly, go through your pre-shot routine. |
| difficult to master, its size and length can be | | | | Golf Driver Tip #3 -"Practice" |
| intimidating, especially for beginners. Golf Driver | | | | The Golf driving range is the place to hone your |
| Tips are aplenty, and here are some of the best | | | | skills. Repeated practice of the senior golf swing, |
| and most effective for the senior golf swing. | | | | especially with the modern great big oversized |
| A solid, reliable drive off the tee is a key element | | | | drivers is the key...Why? |
| to a lower score. Hook or slice and its bye bye | | | | Oversized clubs can be difficult to square up |
| birdie. A few wayward drives off the tee will ruin | | | | at first. To find the "sweet spot" with the heavier |
| your score for the entire game, and probably | | | | and larger head requires plenty patience and |
| your day. | | | | practice. |
| Conversely, Senior Golfers (and others) who are | | | | Gaining confidence to use these big drivers is |
| prepared to review these Golf Driver Tips will | | | | essential and golf practice is the only way to get |
| often see lower scores if they apply them to a | | | | it |
| senior golf swing. | | | | Oversized clubs require the ball to be teed up |
| A great drive, combining both distance and | | | | higher. The best place to test and practice using |
| accuracy will have your ball end up closer to your | | | | the correct height is on the range...not on the first |
| target, the green. You now have an advantage; a | | | | tee! |
| shorter shot to the green makes the possibility of | | | | Golf Driver Tip #4 -"The Grip" |
| a birdie or even an eagle easier. A few of these | | | | Resist the urge to strangle the club when you |
| shots will certainly help to lower your score | | | | take it into your hands. Chances of slicing the ball |
| significantly. | | | | multiply in direct proportion to the force of the |
| Golf Driver Tip #1 - "Relax". | | | | "death grip" Golf 101 teaches various grips but all |
| This is extremely important and requires you to | | | | of them teach you to use "light pressure"...Why? |
| practice patience and concentration. Master it and | | | | Light pressure enhances the wrist hinge which |
| you will enjoy your game to the full. You have | | | | is a vital power source in the swing. |
| heard it before "let the club head do the work" | | | | Light pressure increases club face rotation |
| Muscling your way through a tee shot is a sure | | | | resulting in improved square contact. |
| way for you to wind up looking for your ball in | | | | This Tip also applies to all the other clubs in the |
| the woods. Trying to Rip the ball down the | | | | golf bag, and more importantly to a senior golf |
| fairway will almost always result in a hook or a | | | | swing. |
| slice. The Senior Golf Swing should be a thing of | | | | Sam Snead - "Hold the club as if you had a little |
| grace and beauty. | | | | baby bird in your hand." |
| Golf Driver Tip #2 - "Clear your Head" | | | | Practicing these golf driver tips will result in Senior |
| The last hole is gone. If you had a poor showing | | | | Golfers achieving better distance and accuracy |
| do not take the baggage with you to the next | | | | with your drives off the tee. Remember: the only |
| tee. Anger and Frustration over a bad score on | | | | way to learn new skills is to get out there and |
| the previous hole will almost certainly lead to a | | | | practice. |