If you're new to hitting balls with a driver or you're just not satisfied with your contact then try out this exercise. It really helps my students a lot. So I've teed up six balls and please be sure that you've teed a ball up to the height that suits your swing. I prefer to teed a ball this high as you can see the half of the ball. But some of you will want to teed a ball up higher or lower. I mean the worst thing you can do is hit the ball with the top edge of the drive and then it just flies upwards. So really just experiment. Okay, so the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to imagine that I'm on the golf course. So I always make my practice swing first and then I stand behind the ball and I'm aiming at the the height at the back. I always line my club face to the target and then my feet to the club face. Okay, and I'm just going to try and make a good swing. So if you're happy with that shot, I was happy with that shot. Hit the next shot. Now let's say you do something that's typical. You top your ball. Probably too much power put into the shot or you're trying to lift the shot. But the thing you need to do is repeat the shot and this time try and hit the top of the tee and nothing else. No ground exactly the top of the swing of the tee. Now that's going to require a very exact swing from you but that's what you want to the driver. Make your foot turn, use a good rhythm but hit the top of the tee. I guess now if I can hit the top of the tee, I can definitely succeed in hitting the next ball correctly. So try and align yourself as much as you can get used to that as though you're on the golf course. Okay, I'm going to make exactly the same swing as I did now when I hit the top of the tee. Well that was a good swing. Okay, so I'm really feeling confidence to hit my next ball, same swing. I like the ball flight and I think I hit the ball too far. So I helped that helped you. It's a very simple exercise and I look forward to seeing you soon again.