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3 things golfers get wrong about trying to ‘hit up' on their driver

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By Megan Johnston Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Hitting up on the ball is a great way to produce longer drives, but most golfers go about it the wrong way. If you’ve been told to "hit up on the driver," you're not alone. Launch angle and spin rate dominate modern distance conversations, and most amateurs know - at least conceptually - that a positive angle of attack can help them hit the ball farther. The problem? Most golfers try to manufacture an upward strike with swing thoughts. And that usually makes things worse.
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3 things golfers get wrong about trying to 'hit up' on their driver

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By Megan Johnston Verified
| Golf Magazine Verified
If you’ve been told to “hit up on the driver,” you’re not alone. Launch angle and spin rate dominate modern distance conversations, and most amateurs know — at least conceptually — that a positive angle of attack can help them hit the ball farther. The problem? Most golfers try to manufacture an upward strike with swing thoughts. And that usually makes things worse. The best drivers of the ball don’t actively try to “hit up” on the ball.
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Complete Guide to CLEAR

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By Megan Johnston Verified
| Daily Drop
Navigating airport security lines is arguably one of the worst parts of a travel day. Everybody loves being yelled at for not orienting their laptop the right way in the bin… right? That’s exactly why we love Trusted Traveler Programs (TTPs) like TSA PreCheck®, Global Entry, and NEXUS. CLEAR is another unique program that allows you to skip lines not just in airports, but also in stadiums nationwide. And how does it work?
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