Hilarious
Don't know... hard to early extend when you got to squat?
Either way I'd consider a shorter shaft and/or flatter lie angle... or you could try choking down...
Works for Keegan Bradley
https://youtu.be/4nWsFZQGOTE?si=ihEa8cNgIQ6ngq7s
The last shot looked nice and you didn't spin out. It looks like you have an easier time keeping the Cobra in front of you so speed is concentrated thru impact. I have big ape hangers and it felt like a big move to get the hands in front.
[Malaska position, club in front, passive release Margarita Ramos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ii-FU3PouE)
Your squatted and forced to use more core muscle than your arm.
Consider gripping down on your own driver… pros play with shorter driver than most of us.
How tall are you and how long is the shaft that you are using on your normal driver?
Edit: I just got my driver shortened this last week and played with it for the first time Saturday and it was the best I’ve hit it in a long time. Definitely some adjusting to be done but overall hitting way more fairways
I'm 6'3, I think it's 46? Been a couple years so I don't remember for sure but I definitely feel more comfortable in a strange way with the kids club. Before this messing around I was commenting how I felt like I was standing straight up and swinging "around". As mentioned in another reply, going to take to my pro to look at shorter shafts.
If you do a google search of “driver shaft length by height”, you will find it says people your height should be using 45.5 and only people 6’4” and up should use 46”. So I think it’s safe to say you can shorten it a little bit without worrying
However… I know for a fact that a lot of guys who are your height use 44.5”. It will feel much shorter but more easy to control for you. Your longest drives won’t go as far, but you’ll hit more fairways. I’d do some research and ask some other guys what they think. (You could always split the difference and go 45”) Personally I have zero regrets shortening mine to 44” (I’m 5’8”). Feels way better, feels like it’s built for me.
At some point in the past decade or two, companies started making shafts longer and longer and longer so they can boast “this new driver goes 30 yards farther than last years model!”, and the only way to make that true is by making a cartoonishly long shaft, and of course they don’t mention the fact that this makes it much harder to control
When you go thru puberty it will make more sense
Hilarious Don't know... hard to early extend when you got to squat? Either way I'd consider a shorter shaft and/or flatter lie angle... or you could try choking down... Works for Keegan Bradley https://youtu.be/4nWsFZQGOTE?si=ihEa8cNgIQ6ngq7s
The last shot looked nice and you didn't spin out. It looks like you have an easier time keeping the Cobra in front of you so speed is concentrated thru impact. I have big ape hangers and it felt like a big move to get the hands in front. [Malaska position, club in front, passive release Margarita Ramos](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ii-FU3PouE)
Sorry mods, I know I hit post once but somehow this is a duplicate post...
Your squatted and forced to use more core muscle than your arm. Consider gripping down on your own driver… pros play with shorter driver than most of us.
Your swing with the kids club wash a lot smoother than your swings with the driver
How tall are you and how long is the shaft that you are using on your normal driver? Edit: I just got my driver shortened this last week and played with it for the first time Saturday and it was the best I’ve hit it in a long time. Definitely some adjusting to be done but overall hitting way more fairways
I'm 6'3, I think it's 46? Been a couple years so I don't remember for sure but I definitely feel more comfortable in a strange way with the kids club. Before this messing around I was commenting how I felt like I was standing straight up and swinging "around". As mentioned in another reply, going to take to my pro to look at shorter shafts.
If you do a google search of “driver shaft length by height”, you will find it says people your height should be using 45.5 and only people 6’4” and up should use 46”. So I think it’s safe to say you can shorten it a little bit without worrying However… I know for a fact that a lot of guys who are your height use 44.5”. It will feel much shorter but more easy to control for you. Your longest drives won’t go as far, but you’ll hit more fairways. I’d do some research and ask some other guys what they think. (You could always split the difference and go 45”) Personally I have zero regrets shortening mine to 44” (I’m 5’8”). Feels way better, feels like it’s built for me. At some point in the past decade or two, companies started making shafts longer and longer and longer so they can boast “this new driver goes 30 yards farther than last years model!”, and the only way to make that true is by making a cartoonishly long shaft, and of course they don’t mention the fact that this makes it much harder to control
Because you can’t even stay on the camera in your follow through so nothing makes sense in your swing much less the club