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Or maybe more accurately adding more lag, I'm sure I have some right?

I kind of abandoned my armsy swing for what feels like a 100% 'body' swing it has given me incredible consistency but I'm losing distance with every club. I used to be able to get 275 ish with driver but even on solid shots I'm short of 250. Also I used to hit a 5 iron from about 200 yards but after trying it multiple times today I'm definitely closer to 180.

Anyway can lag help?


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Anyway can lag help?

Yes... and a flat left wrist at impact (hands slightly ahead of the ball).

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Or maybe more accurately adding more lag, I'm sure I have some right?

Are they straighter though? Losing distance to add consistently straight is a much better option IMO. :)


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I decided one day mid way thru a round that i would try to use lag for my driving. I did this because i had been watching my friend's swing (4 handicap) and noticed he creates a serious amount of lag. My driving has been great since - i probably am not even doing much different to before but just thinking of doing this made me concentrate on something other than the outcome.
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IMO, you should never try to 'create' lag, lag is a result of a good setup and pivot, if anything, try to eliminate tension and work on tempo...

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