How to Hit Golf Ball Higher?

Ball Flight Control: How To Hit Higher And Lower Golf Shots

To hit the golf ball higher, you need four things: clubhead speed; a shallow or upward angle of attack; loading into your trail side; and a good hip turn away from the ball followed by a fast turn back through into impact.

Why do I Hit the Golf Ball so Low?

If your head moves forward during your downswing youll hit down on the ball too much resulting in a lower than optimal ball flight. So many golfers I come across hit the ball too low. Some of those golfers even try to hit the ball low.

Why am I not Hitting the Golf Ball High?

The most common adjustment to having the ball too far back in the stance is to hang back on the right side too long on the downswing and flip the hands. The result would be a high, weak shot. Sometimes golfers will attempt to hit down on the ball by moving the entire body towards the ball on the downswing.

Why do my Golf Shots not Go High?

Low shots are the result of a faulty impact position the position of the clubface as it strikes the ball that delofts the clubface. Impact is the moment of truth in golf. Ben Hogan said, "The ultimate judge of your swing is the flight of the ball," and impact determines ball flight.

How do I Make my Golf Ball High?

To hit the golf ball higher , you need four things: clubhead speed; a shallow or upward angle of attack; loading into your trail side; and a good hip turn away from the ball followed by a fast turn back through into impact.

Why Can't I Hit a Golf Ball High?

To bring your ball flight up, make sure to tee the ball plenty high and stay behind it as you swing. Those who struggle to get the driver up in the air usually are sliding past the ball to the left for a righthanded golfer during the downswing.