We're talking driver mistakes that stop you, the listener at home, being good off the tea.

We're going to do three quick fire driver mistakes.

Lou's going to do a stat one.

Greg's going to do a swing-based idea, and I'm going to do set up.

There we go.

To kick us off, set up mistakes that I see with driver that make people just it stops them from being a good golfer is

getting ball positions way too far forwards it's just so common with people who aren't that good at

golf when you go and whack the ball that far forwards what happens is you tend to hit down and

across the ball believe it or not and that's surprising guys for lots of people ball forwards makes you in your and across the ball, believe it or not. And that's surprising, guys, for lots of people.

Ball forwards makes you in your mind hit the ball what?

Up or down, Lou, if you put the ball forwards in your start.

I remember one of your videos where you talked about this and you said it makes it go,

you know, more likely to be down, angle attack down and way left.

Yeah, because you start making body shapes to reach that ball,

which encourage the club to pass down.

That's interesting.

If you move it a little bit forwards and you retain good body shapes as you hit the ball,

you can hit it more up.

That's why you see the better players move the ball forwards,

and they do hit it on the way up because they kind of increase body shapes as the ball goes forward. So what I mean by body shapes is

saying head going back, hips going forward is the best way I could explain it on the podcast.

What you see from amateurs who have the ball way forwards is their upper body head start going

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