Golf Driver Lesson - D1 College Golfer

In this golf driver lesson in San Diego, Porzak Golf helps Garret a D1 College golfer with some golf driver tips and driver drills. Grab 3 private Videos To Gain Distance Now - bit.ly/PorzakFr...
In this San Diego golf lesson, Adam Porzak helps one of his D1 college golf students with creating width in the backswing. How to swing the driver correctly is crucial to giving yourself the best chance at playing your best golf. Golf driver basics have to do with getting to the top of the backswing in a good position. Porzak Golf takes you through a simple golf driver lesson, and really the driver basics, so all you have to do is rotate on the downswing and hit it far and straight. These golf driver tips and driver drills will surely help you improve your driver swing, Porzak Golf is here to help you!
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[@joeguy1856]

I can’t wait to try some of this at the range today. Watching Wilco crush his driver last weekend the main thing I noticed was he doesn’t have a crazy wrist set or tons of lag at the top. Another great video.

[@PorzakGolf]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment Joe, you absolutely don't need that wrist set, especially for people like Garret who will get some of that extra "bounce" at the top of the backswing and help throw off the sequence and path on the way down. Let us know how it goes! Thanks for the support!

[@jeffreyniehaus3430]

For sure gonna take this to the range 🙏 👍

[@PorzakGolf]

Thanks Jeffrey, love to hear that! Thanks for watching and the support!

[@iiZAPPx]

So in essence... width?

[@PorzakGolf]

Yes, Garret has a tendency to get a little narrow and bouncy at the top which sometimes leads to too much of an inside path that leads to inconsistency. Working on more width and less wrist motion at the top to stabilize the face and keep the path on line on the way down.

[@markking3779]

👍👍👍

[@PorzakGolf]

👊🏼

[@johnwinters9530]

He's not doing what you are telling him!