The golf swing is a very complicated movement, and as such, there are many different things that can affect your accuracy. Here are a few of the most common causes of inaccurate drives, and what you can do to correct them.
1. Incorrect clubface alignment at impact.
If your clubface is not square to the ball at impact, it will cause the ball to veer off in the wrong direction. To fix this, make sure that you align your clubface correctly before you swing.
2. Slicing or hooking the ball.
Slicing or hooking the ball is usually caused by an incorrect grip or an incorrect swing path. To fix this, make sure that you grip the club correctly and that you swing along the proper path. You can also try using a driver with less loft to reduce the amount of spin on the ball.
3. Poorly timed shots.
If your shots are not well-timed, they will likely go off-course. To improve your timing, practice swinging in slow motion until you get a feel for the proper timing of your swing.
The first step to improving your golf driving accuracy is to ensure that you have the proper grip on the club. The second step is to make sure that you are using the proper stance. The third step is to focus on your target. The fourth step is to make a smooth swing. And the fifth step is to follow through with your swing.