Long Distance Champion: One Simple Tuning Tip to Increase Your Distance
Kyle Berkshire Hits Driver at the 2023 World Long Drive Championship
Kyle Berkshire is one of the world’s longest distance riders.
Nobody has ever hit a golf ball harder than Kyle Berkshire. In late 2023, the professional long driver touched 241 mph ball speed (yes, you read that correctly) just weeks after he recorded a drive that traveled 579 yards. There’s long, and then there’s Kyle Berkshire long. Long drivers are a different type of golfer than the average Joe, or even the average professional, but there’s still a lot to learn about how they track the ball, and if you can incorporate a little long-drive technique into your game, you could add some valuable yards to your carries. In a video recently posted to social media, Berkshire shared some of the secrets to his massive pole-bomb attack, and in the video below you can see his biggest tips for amateurs looking to add some extra yards to their drives. Kyle Berkshire’s #1 tip for amateur golfers to increase distance. #golf pic.twitter.com/AviB4foq7l
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Kyle Berkshire’s Tips on Long Shots
If you want to get the most out of your practice, you need to hit the ball. It’s an easy principle to understand, but can be difficult to put into practice. “You’d be surprised at how many golfers we see this with,” Berkshire says. “Their spines aren’t tilted. »
If you look at a long driver at address, you’ll see that their shoulders are angled away from the target. This look comes into play as the shot approaches and helps you swing towards the ball by increasing your angle of attack.
Kyle Berkshire demonstrates both preparation techniques
The right and wrong way to prepare. @kerrodgraygolf/X
“The best speed setting is to have a positive axis tilt relative to the plane you’re swinging in,” Berkshire says. “Place your hand on your chest and feel that tilt. And then go swarm. »»
By slightly changing your installation in this way, you will immediately advance an ascending blow and a positive angle of attack. With this, you will certainly see longer discs. Latest coaching news
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