Why You Hit Your Driver So Short

Most golfers don’t realize that the loft on a driver changes across the face. Your 10.5° driver is not flat — it’s curved, and that curvature (called face roll) is designed to help correct mishits. In this video, you’ll learn: - Why driver loft isn’t the same at the top and bottom of the face - How hitting high on the face lowers spin and increases distance - Where the true sweet spot is for high launch, low spin drives - Why the loft number on your driver only applies to the dead center If you want to hit longer, more consistent drives, understanding how driver loft really works is one of the biggest game-changers in golf. NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE LESSONS WITH MARK CROSSFIELD, check out his packages here: https://skillest.com/coach/markcrossfield ----- SAVE MONEY and support the channel by using my affiliate links. I've partnered with top companies to offer discounts on launch monitors, training aids, range finders, and more. Check out all my affiliate deals here: https://crossfieldgolf.info/Affiliate-Discounts ----- Sign up for my FREE golf tips newsletter: https://www.crossfieldgolf.com/ ----- Welcome to the Mark Crossfield Golf channel, your ultimate destination for all things golf! Whether you're a beginner just learning how to swing a golf club or a seasoned golfer aiming to refine your golf swing, this channel is here to help you master every aspect of your golf swing. With a blend of expert golf instruction, golf tips, practical golf lessons and honest equipment reviews, Mark Crossfield provides you with everything you need to play your best golf.