Distance-Loss
570 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Catapult the club so only the head moves downChannel: Danny Maude
In over 5 mph wind, high shots lose 10-15 yardsChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Preset the club at one o'clock for wrist angleChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use a double step to sequence ground pressureChannel: Club Champion
Guide the swing with your ribcage for natural lagChannel: Danny Maude
Push off the ground from a squatted positionChannel: Micah Morris
Sequence the downswing from the ground upChannel: Danny Maude
Put pressure into the club, not speedChannel: Club Champion
Clamp the grip to 8-9, then release to 1-2Channel: stayhandsy
Avoid a high-arm backswing that needs a dropChannel: SagutoGolf
Use strong-grip twist to create speedChannel: stayhandsy
Point the grip butt down the target line to shallowChannel: Danny Maude
Use an A-frame stance to pivot around the trail hipChannel: Todd Graves- Bank the trail foot and extend the back to sling the clubChannel: Danny Maude
Point your shirt buttons at the sky for more turnChannel: SagutoGolf
Feel the trail pocket pivot toward the targetChannel: Danny Maude
Stop rotating the hands to fix a flared-open clubfaceChannel: Golf with Aimee
Whip an alignment stick to feel light-tension speedChannel: SagutoGolf
Test driver against three-wood dispersionChannel: Mark Immelman
Stop the handle instead of pulling the hands leftChannel: stayhandsy
Feel your speed through impact, not the backswingChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Lift the left heel to deepen your senior backswing pivotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use descent angle to evaluate driver flightChannel: Club Champion
Use a longer swing when you add loftChannel: Danny Maude
Use a sidearm rock skip to understand wrist speedChannel: Todd Graves
Push backside straight back, don't rotate through impactChannel: Danny Maude
Avoid the 60 wedge off an upslopeChannel: Dan Grieve
Push from the lead side for ground-driven speedChannel: SagutoGolf
Load the inside of your trail foot to build driver powerChannel: Danny Maude
Who high-MOI drivers actually helpChannel: Club Champion
Do the swish drill from a high backswing positionChannel: Golf with Aimee
Delay trail-arm extension past pre-impactChannel: stayhandsy
Turn the clubhead over instead of holding it offChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Drive kneeling presses with the hipsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Add loft to keep a draw carryingChannel: Club Champion
Split driving losses into distance and accuracyChannel: Club Champion
Let the lead heel and knee release for more turnChannel: PorzakGolf
Drive a nail with the club like a sledgehammerChannel: SagutoGolf
Make a bigger swing with a higher-lofted wedgeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Imagine tossing a sandbag to add swing momentumChannel: Danny Maude
Review a fitting that raised launch and lowered spinChannel: Club Champion
Unlock your hips to double your shoulder turnChannel: SagutoGolf
Lock the body, swing the arms freelyChannel: Danny Maude
Keep grip pressure light but secure for speedChannel: SagutoGolf
Play the bunker ball position slightly backChannel: Dan Grieve
Land wedges short when downwindChannel: Micah Morris
Flight wedges with a three-quarter swingChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Turn your trunk fully back and through for powerChannel: gm__golf
Club head speed is power, not grip pressureChannel: Golf with Aimee
Consider a lower-spin ball for iron distanceChannel: Club Champion
Avoid forcing power after a short backswingChannel: Golf with Aimee- Adjust loft and setup for a downhill short-game lieChannel: Dan Grieve
- Set trail shoulder lower to hit up on the driverChannel: Danny Maude
Connect trail arm and keep lead arm straightChannel: SagutoGolf- Control a downhill pitch from 60-80 yardsChannel: Dan Grieve
Maintain arm width and radius through the swingChannel: Danny Maude
Flight the ball down into wind to stop coming up shortChannel: Dan Grieve- Hinge by folding the wrist for effortless clubhead speedChannel: Golf with Aimee
Load the quad and glute more than you turn your hipsChannel: PorzakGolf
Don't over-weight your shaft if you load it smoothlyChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Left-foot-forward anchor for hang-back and powerChannel: Mark Immelman
Consider face-to-path alignment for ball-speed efficiencyChannel: Club Champion
Lift the lead heel to wind up for more powerChannel: Danny Maude
Create speed with rotation, not a hand-and-arm throwChannel: Micah Morris
Compare driver speed on centered and missed strikesChannel: Club Champion
Seniors: build hand and wrist speed as the body slowsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Drive the lead knee down as the trail knee risesChannel: SagutoGolf
Swing the hands with the body's rotationChannel: PorzakGolf
He attributed a shorter iron carry to loft, not his swingChannel: Club Champion- Flight approaches under cold windChannel: Micah Morris
Try a high-lofted hybrid for more heightChannel: Club Champion
Swap a 3-wood for a 5- or 7-wood if you lack speedChannel: Danny Maude
Speed comes from proper path, not swinging harderChannel: Todd Graves- Set realistic expectations for driver fitting gainsChannel: Club Champion
Feel a direct high-five to stop choppingChannel: SagutoGolf
Drop to less loft for long bunker shotsChannel: Dan Grieve- Pivot into the trail leg, do not swayChannel: Danny Maude
Why a 3-wood can outdrive your driverChannel: Golf with Aimee- Match both hands in a strong-grip rotationChannel: stayhandsy
Load the lead leg and push off the ground for powerChannel: SagutoGolf
Do not equate more ball deformation with more speedChannel: Club Champion
Turn your left shoulder behind the ball to loadChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep your right knee flexed to push off the groundChannel: PorzakGolf
Swing more with the lead hand to create lagChannel: PorzakGolf
Drawing into the wind costs you distanceChannel: Dan Grieve
Move driver weight forward to lower launch and spinChannel: Micah Morris- Picture a window in front of the ball to swing throughChannel: Danny Maude
Let the head drop to load the pivotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Use downwind math to pick the minimum carryChannel: Micah Morris- Strengthen your grip to hit it furtherChannel: CraigHansonGolf
- Towel throw-and-snap drill for driver speedChannel: Danny Maude
- Keep the club behind the handsChannel: Danny Maude
- Keep the torso back so the hands sling like a catapultChannel: Danny Maude
Check neighboring irons before adjusting an outlierChannel: Club Champion
Skip out of deep, fluffy sand with a full releaseChannel: Dan Grieve
Pair very low driver spin with enough heightChannel: Club Champion
Step-through drill: step forward before you throwChannel: Danny Maude
Set up long irons with weight and handle forwardChannel: Danny Maude
Track swing speed and carry distanceChannel: PorzakGolf
Let the scores pick next week's yardagesChannel: Micah Morris