GOLF DRIVING BASICS TO IMPROVE YOUR TEE SHOTS

Golf driving basics to improve your tee shots, Mark Crossfield and Coach Lockey are teaching you how to lower your golf score with these how to tee off golf driver basics. Where to stand in golf and tee your ball up. What is the correct tee height for each club. What is the best club to tee off with? All these things help our students lower their scores. Are you making these golf mistakes? How to tee off with driver does always have to be about swing mechanics, golf swing driver basics can be as simple as putting your ball in the correct position on the golf hole to miss all the trouble. Enjoy the video and make sure you are SUBSCRIBED to the channel if you are liking the videos.

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[trevorpascoe]

What I like most about your videos is that they are always well presented, not too complicated and often fun. Tip 1 for me but mainly because my drives are short and generally straight, not long enough to get into trouble on my home course.

[stuartflude]

Driving God
Tip 2.
Just wanted to add that I have been watching your videos for past 7 years and have been entertained and had my preconceptions about golf challenged. Net result won my club championship last weekend. Thanks Mark, Lockey and everyone else that has appeared on the channel.

[nickfurnessgolf]

Tip 2 I’ve heard you say a while back. Since then I know I drive better when I think about where I tee up. I used to think tee it further away from an out of bounds. Now I tee nearer it and hit away from it, take it out of play. Also I used to always aim the way the tee was set up, by using this same point I now move my body to where I want it to go. These tips make a huge difference. Please keep them coming.

[bobmacek]

The last series of your videos have been fantastic. Tee heights, draws, cuts, teeing right or left. Instruction made simple. You and Matt went about throwing things in a kettle and taught us how to make soup before we even knew you were cooking anything. Nice Job.

[davidhector]

Tip 3! I just updated drivers and since watching this have been experimenting with my tee heights. I have learned I was A) inconsistent with my tee heights in the past B) I need a different tee height for my new driver vs my prior.

Keep up the good work Driving God! Love your channel!!

[rolfvandulst]

Tip 2 helps me visualise the shot I want to play. Not a popular choice from reading the other comments, but where I tee up has made a big difference to my round today! Thanks Mark.

[michaelashton]

Tip three for me. I have been playing around with tee heights over the last week and this only confirms what I have found. Keep up the good work!

[rm]

Production value since the days in the shed at the range 7 or 8 yrs ago has come a LONG way! Love tip #2. Tee it up on the side of the trouble has always helped open up the holes for me.

[shanetoll]

The tee height for shot shape was my favorite tip. Like the idea of simple methods to play with shape and delivery ideas.

[christophervasquez]

Tip #2/#3 have made a big difference in my game. Focusing on the proper side of the tee box for my shape starts me off in a better place. Trying to minimize the misses. A slightly higher tee is also helping me promote a draw which I find most stable for me. Love these videos!

[terrymcgovern]

Tip 2 for sure. Might help explain my traditional bad spots at home course. Will give it a try!

[deanevans]

Tip 2. Always try to visualise the shot from the tee as makes me more confident.So choosing best place to hit from does this for me. Great info again thanks.

[claytonkerr]

Tip 3! Can't wait to try the different tee hight and see if it changes my ball flight! Thanks so much!

[neilkeith]

All tips good. Golfers need to understand the course they’re playing and where they can keep the big numbers off their cards as well as using these really used tips. Great stuff Mark.

[jeffreyewing]

I love and is tip #2 teeing up on the proper side of the t-box. The opposite side of the trouble side. When I’m doing this, I also us tip #3 to help shape my ball flight. Thanks for the tips Mark, and Matt.

[joelcopeland]

I really like the advice on moving back and forth on the tee box. At 61, I am a beginner and can use any advice I can find and this is something that I had not really considered. I usually just tee up in the middle of the box just like everyone I play with does. I'll use this during my next round. Really enjoy your channel.

[deanjackson]

All tips in this video are great when put into practise and executed properly. Tip 4 - course management has to be the most crucial for me personally and knowing your own strengths and weaknesses on the golf course. I play at a course where there is various different trouble on a lot of the tee shots and a wide variety of clubs are selected for those tee shots on a weekly basis taking weather conditions etc into consideration. Moral of the story, and most importantly for tip 4, select the club which is most likely going to keep you out of trouble. Great content as always.

[brianmccool]

Tee height. Haven’t played with it but will now. Visually easy way to help control shape. Brilliant

[tonyjennings]

Teeing the ball slightly higher seems to work for me today!
My ball flight was consistently higher with improved direction, boosted my confidence. I've not played for a while so ALL these tips are helpful thanks!

[nigelday]

Mark this is such a well timed video . I’m now comfortable with my drive, straight with a slight fade .. no 3 tee height is the best tip, followed by tee position. I feel that if these two are right then tip no 4 doesn’t matter . Obviously depending on the hole and position and distance of the bunkers, but it’s driver all the time now .. thank you for all the guidance, I’m now loving golf again ..😉🏌️‍♂️⛳️🍻