At address, tip your chest toward the ball, pull your belly in and keep your shoulders high. With a straighter back, you'll make a fuller coil as you swing to the top. And that leads to more power.
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A Straighter Back Leads to Longer Drives
When your shoulders droop or your back rounds at address, you lose power. Want proof? Sit on the edge of a chair and slump forward. Cross your arms over your chest and try to rotate as if you were making a backswing. Tough, huh? Now straighten your back, tilt forward from your hips and try again. See how much more you can turn?


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