5 Top tips proven to produce longer drives.

[@802471497]

WOW! Tremendous swing and visual trace at 09:15 in the vid. Very well done Jonathan. Best wishes Tim

[@neutrino61]

Very nicely explained! Thanks for sharing! And thanks to Peter Finch who gave the recommendation of your channel💪

[@huskerchris9502]

Your timing is perfect. I have step-by-step things to practice. Thank you for the great info!

[@rogernewton7831]

One of the best videos you've done Jonathan. Great detail without getting bogged down on shoulder tilt ect.

[@carlor.s.4742]

Good video, covers a lot of ground. One other thing that is important, I think, is to take the clubhead wide & not pulling it inside. That takeaway bit has really helped me a lot!

[@deandangerfield9134]

Great video Jonathan. I really struggle with keeping my left arm straight at the top of my backswing I can maintain it to a certain point but at around 10 o’clock it’s starts to collapse a little, I really feel like I’m a club shorter than I could be. (+2).

[@Phil_McAvity]

I’ve the same issue (0).

[@alphacentauriproxima]

Another great one, Jonathan! Ty!

[@davehilchey538]

Thanks, Jonathan. Great video.

[@Water_Rat]

Excellent explanations Jonathan, thank you. This has helped clarify when the arms should be used to power the swing. I think this will help me avoid making slap shots and divots on the trail side of the ball from from using my trail arm too early.

[@grharr4136]

Great video. Many great tips. Thanks

[@zzxxyy22]

Great video. Wish I could like it twice!

[@JaydenLawson]

Make a second account, and you can 😎

[@chipandputt]

all great tips except one ... in my opinion ... encouraging amateurs to lift their hands higher at the top of the backswing is just going to make it harder for many of them to shallow the club back onto plane and make it more likely to come over the top.

[@Out418]

Makes no difference Mike. The key is to keep the club from coming down straight toward the ball. Let it fall and rotate hard through the ball.