This 2 Second Japanese Trick Will Add 30+ Yards To Your Drives

Thanks for staying with Frank all the way to the first tee. 📘 The Complete Park Golf Edition, the complete book: https://parkgolfjapan.com/vhf3?src=comment 💌 The Quiet Fairway Circle, one letter a week: https://join.parkgolfjapan.com?src=comment The four steps, in the order I teach them: 1. Ready stance. Ball forward, off the inside of your front heel. Front shoulder a little higher than the back one. 2. Hover, then set back. Hover the club behind the ball, slide it back six to eight inches along its arc and set it down, in the middle of your stance. The ball stays forward. 3. Chest behind the ball. Let your weight move forward, but keep your chest back so the club drops in from the inside. 4. The drive that carries. Shuffle your whole setup half an inch to an inch back from the ball, arms and upper body unchanged, so the rising club meets the ball in the middle of the face. One thing you can do today: make one practice swing from the new setup and look where the club brushes the grass. It should be behind where the ball sits. Tell me honestly: how far does your driver go today? Then come back after your next round with the new number.