The golfer who coined the phrase drive for show and putt for dough must have could not have cleaned up hacking out sideways after his drive. This game must be played from the fairway after a good drive.

Golfers are forever searching for [1] golf driving tips from anyone that has them. If you are at your doctor talking golf, a golf tip is bound to rear its head in the conversation. When you sit down and watch professional golfers and wonder how they bomb the ball 290 and appear to swing so easy.

Ask any golfer you know and I am sure most will say they want to get off the tee and then they can deal with the rest of the hole. But, if you have no idea where your drive is going and you are hitting 3 off the tee after you hit your 3rd tee shot OB, you know the feeling of a ruined round caused by awful driving.

You say to yourself, there has to be a secret. There must be a quick and easy solution that the pros and good golfers share but just won’t divulge.

Take it from someone who has tried hundreds of quick fixes, there is no 5-minute wonder fix. There is no secret move. There is no club on the market that can cure the ills a bad golf swing produces.

The solution to better driving and more solid shots is balance and consistency. The key is to begin from scratch.

You must not rush through it and take each aspect of the swing separately. You start with the grip and your setup and work all the way thru your full swing straight through to your chipping and putting. I tested all the fast fixes and changing drivers and studying golf digest for other [1] golf driving tips and new putting secrets. I finally found the one program that made sense to me. Bobby Eldrich’s [3] PurePoint Golf Swing program. This program was the only one that made sense to me as far as the teaching of the proper plane and balance, which to me was the key.

The swing analyzer software and tracking tools were great to track my progress. I felt part of a similar group of golfers who were looking to improve. I could not recommend this product more highly.