Top 100 Teacher Joe Plecker explains 5 “feels” and “reals” that, when optimized, will help you gain speed and yardage off the tee with ease.

Top 100 Teacher Joe Plecker details a five-step instruction guide designed to help golfers generate more clubhead speed and driving distance. The guide outlines the proper synchronization between ground reaction forces and the upper body, comparing the ideal mechanics to using a flywheel during the takeaway, transition, and release.
The routine breaks down five specific phases: starting centered, shifting pressure to the trail side, loading torque into the torso, lifting and landing into the downswing, and pushing up through the lead side. Plecker notes that rapidly decelerating the hands prior to impact helps propel the clubhead with maximum velocity.
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