Driving Techniques - Use a Lofted Wood
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In this section, Bobby Eldridge makes an introduction by asking how many of you struggle hitting with their driver.
In this section, Bobby Eldridge compares a driver and a 3 wood. A driver has 8 degrees of loft which makes its face very flat. If you happen to have the club face a little open or a little close in impact it will affect how far and where the ball will go. On the other hand, a 3 wood has a lot more loft compare to a driver and will greatly decrease you chance of hitting the ball curve. Bobby Eldridge recommends using a wooden, lofted golf club instead of a driver when struggling on your full golf swing in the first couple of rounds playing.
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In this Tutorial, Bobby Eldridge will teach you how to improve your driving when you are struggling early in the round by using a wooden, lofted club instead of the driver, The wooden lofted golf club has a lot more loft compared to the driver that will decrease your change on hitting the ball curb curve.
