5 DRIVER Do's and Don'ts Add 30+ Yards To Your Drive! | Drive FAR & STRAIGHT! 🏌️‍♂️

Do you want to drive the ball farther and straighter? Ha, does the sun rise every morning?! Of course, you do!

In today's video, Mike Granato and Shaun Webb of Athletic Motion Golf dive deep into the mechanics of the perfect golf swing, from mastering the spine tilt to understanding the importance of shaft lean.

Unlock the secrets to driving your golf ball FARTHER and STRAIGHTER with our top 5 DRIVER Do's and Don'ts, which we can confidently say can add 30+ yards to your drive so you easily drive far and straight! We've seen it work time and time again.

Discover how lead shoulder movement can transform your backswing and why recentering is a game-changer for every golfer looking to add distance to their driver with our 5 Driver Do's and Don'ts.

Plus, demystify the art of the perfect release with our unique "shaking hands with the target" technique that will have you releasing like a pro, watching beautiful and explosive drives fly middle of the fairway.

Whether a beginner or a seasoned golf pro, these 5 Driver Do's and Don'ts will help you achieve a farther & straighter drive, adding 30+ yards to your drive fast!

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[toddmcmanus]

Congratulations Shaun for the Golf’s Top 100 teachers. You guys are top shelf in my book!! Keep the videos coming please!

[donaldschmidt]

Shaun Webb is one of the truly cutting-edge instructors in the game of golf. His knowledge is spot on, and his swing is gorgeous!! What I like as well is that he doesn't talk down to his students. Both of these men are very strong in that regard. Great content with being condescending to the students.

[TrojanMars]

Best instructional channel here on YT! Thanks Gents.

[gmad]

Another great video! I can say I am struggling with the recentering concept but this video helped a lot. The editing is so good as well, it really draws me in! Keep up the great work!!

[heynow]

The first DON’T was me. 😢
Hands too far forward with torso facing the ball.
So I was pulling my driver a lot. In fact I couldn’t understand why I was hitting my 5 wood as long as my driver (180). So my driver has been in time out for awhile.
So today, I addressed the ball with hands in front and hanging naturally.
Initially I couldn’t get the clubface squared. So I just moved the ball back a little more(I always had the ball too far forward of left heel anyway) and I was hitting the ball solidly and long and straight. Back to my 220+ drives.
You guys are the best. I love your lessons and the simple explanations and drills.
Thanks so much. ❤Barb

[백정우-si]

Hey guys. Been watching your video for about a week now. You guys are amazing. I'm not going to lie that I suddenly became awesome but I'm getting better. Also my understanding of the swing is getting much better to. Slowly but in progress. Thank you very much.

[dr.stevensaul]

Fantastic. You guys should have 1 million subscribers by now! At least doing my part to share these amazing videos. Thanks again!

[SeanStamper-mmvl]

@athleticMotionGolf when I have the butt of the club at my belt buckle and the ball off my front heel, I have a hard time not laying the club down closed behind the ball. Any thoughts or comments on this?

[adamauger]

Thanks again for the free and incredibly valuable information. Keep up the great work gentlemen!

[zman]

Bloody hell, you guys are gold. I’ve wasted thousands on lessons from very good teachers; even built swing plane boards and machine, to worse than to no avail, I actually got worse. That and a library that explains pretty much every swing theory going.

I’ve just watched two of your vids, one was four years ago and the other three years ago. Your explanations are the best that I’ve seen in that you also explain what can create an unforeseen issue.

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[MJ-LazyBones]

Thanks yet again guys ❤.
If it helps anyone re release I found a slight change with driver helped me immensely.
Shake hands with the right rough... right handed golfer here lol...

[larryenglander]

Re centering has become my #1 skill I work on the range and course every time I tee it up. Thanks so much because it’s always been a flaw in my game!

[trxe]

Nice timing, this is what I am working on today at the range :) I really like that pressure board, never occurred to me that I can just make one.

[MA-jxum]

These are such valuable nuggets of advice. Boiling it to these basics is so valuable. Thanks

[allendoerksen]

Hey, thanks guys! Got caught in the "rotational swing" rabbit hole (all the iterations you could name!) but realized my golf coach from a couple of years ago was actually trying to teach me some of the principles that you guys hammer away at so now I'm trying to watch everything you guys put out. For the doubters, it's watching the videos and doing the drills that makes all the difference. I'm an "11" but just shot 74, 79 my last two. How the arms actually move on the backswing and early downswing has changed everything but all your stuff is proving super helpful.

Would love to see a video on flighting the ball with all the clubs without trying to artificially hold lag which doesn't seem to work for me. I'm playing in Ireland soon I think it would make a difference. Cheers from beautiful British Columbia!

[algernonwolfwhistle]

Really good instructional video. Thanks.

[johnatchley]

Excellent advice as always. Thank you. I think there is another small thing that can creep into the swing and cause a high block right. If you tilt the spine to the right at address, not a lot just a bit, it can also cause the shoulders to open a bit, and as a result the club face will be a bit open at contact. It seems to be something that happens because you are thinking about hitting the ball on the upswing. You can correct it by keeping your shoulders a bit more level and a bit more closed at address. Both this small error and the correction may be related to what you show about keeping the hands centered at your belt buckle and the shaft tilted back of the ball. Would like to know how you see it.

[chrismann]

Thanks for the great instruction. Would love to see to a video where you isolate the impact zone arms and hands only like you did with the shallowing video. The shallowing video 7 months ago was one of the best golf videos I have ever watched. Now trying to figure out how the pros actually make impact or contact. Do they roll or bow or throw a bounce pass like hogan said or shaft lean into impact with lean angle away just after impact with butt pointing back at body. Do they feel a throwing motion at impact as with a ball where hand releases after the throw. After arms lower and right arm bend releases do the wrists extend to ball. An isolation video on this would be great!

[MYXS]

Thank you guys for another great lesson!

[Daisztar]

Absolute amazing duo, love from the UK.