Tee The Ball Higher With Your Driver #shorts. In this weeks video golf tip, Australian PGA Golf Professional,Brian Fitzgerald “The Golf Doctor” discusses a question asked by a membership client. “Should he tee the ball up higher for extra distance?
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My name is Brian Fitzgerald – I’m an Australian full time golf coach living in Melbourne and coaching at the Eastwood Golf Club in Kilsyth..
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So I had a question from one of my membership clients Tony you know who you are Tony asking about te height he’d noticed that a few of his friends were teeing the ball higher and they were hitting it further and should he do it well as I said in the response it
Depends if you hit down on it you don’t want to tee the ball up any higher but if you can hit through it or even up on it teeing it higher can help but when you it higher you’ve got to move the ball forward in your stance a little bit
Because we want to catch this ball on the up so if we have it in a standard position you’re probably going to Sky it so I would move it so it’s about level with the middle of my foot that’s going to help you to launch the ball that little bit
Higher that certainly launched a lot higher te went a lot further so when you do tee it higher move it forward in your stance you’ll get a better result
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Great question!!!
Great question and an equally great answer.
Low tee gives me a controlled powerfade,this is my shot when i need to get it in the fwy.
Having said that there are some holes where this tip will be useful so will give a try.
Thanks Brian – another helpful tip
Usually you just get the recommendation from everyone to tee it higher. This is the first time I have heard to avoid it if you do not hit up on the ball. My angle of attack is near zero degrees on average so base on this, I will experiment with a lower tee height to see if it helps. Thanks Brian and Merry Christmas