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Any advice for not hitting the ground with my driver?  No matter how hard I try I either hit the ground or I am very close to the ground when I hit my driver.  I am 71.  Not real flexible either.  I feel like I have a pretty good set up.  I have tried not grounding the driver and it seems to help a little.  I am usually high on the face and a little towards the toe.  I have hitting in the net at home, marking the face and that is my pattern.  I can really tell when I hit the center of the face.  Anybody know of any good videos or drills to try.  Thanks


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51 minutes ago, ThumbtackR9 said:

Any advice for not hitting the ground with my driver?  No matter how hard I try I either hit the ground or I am very close to the ground when I hit my driver.  I am 71.  Not real flexible either.  I feel like I have a pretty good set up.  I have tried not grounding the driver and it seems to help a little.  I am usually high on the face and a little towards the toe.  I have hitting in the net at home, marking the face and that is my pattern.  I can really tell when I hit the center of the face.  Anybody know of any good videos or drills to try.  Thanks

Any way to post a video?


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