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Need help getting more elevation from my driver


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Thats interesting..I thought my swing speed was slower than that for my Driver. This is interesting though...because I never shoot anything other than 5 at 175yds. I know within 175 and around, I can put a little on or take alittle off to get my ball to work for me. Thanks for the link
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I have...I already tee the ball up 1.5" where half of the ball is above my clubhead....any higher and I fear I would sky it.

Well, that would get you more elevation, no?

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Try putting your left hanf thumb facing 1 o'clock and your right hand thumb facing 11 o'clock.. Not only will this help keep your drives dead strait, but it will give you a longer more consistent drive because this hand placement (11, 1 o'clock) helps keep the driver face on plain..

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My driver is last years 10.5* TM Burner with stock "S" shaft, Top-Flight Gamer ball, I carry the ball 275+, my swing speed is 90+. ( I have no problems getting my long irons or 3&5 elevated.)

try teeing it up about a 1/4 inch higher
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