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Shirt buttons become a driver checkpoint on US GOLF TV

Todd Kolb's five-part lesson anchors nine uploads devoted to longer swings, hybrids and small setup changes.

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  1. 0:23Use shirt buttons as a low-point reference and position the ball forward to encourage an upward driver strike.
  2. 1:47Set the handle slightly higher at address, pointing above the beltline.
  3. 2:44Tilt the chest slightly away from the target to move the swing's low point backward.
  4. 3:52Move the hands back and up rather than low and around to lengthen the swing.
  5. 4:36Kolb recommends releasing lag rather than holding it excessively, allowing the clubhead to gather speed.

Todd Kolb gives golfers a swing reference they already have on: the buttons on their shirt. In US GOLF TV's most-watched new upload, he uses them to explain where the swing bottoms out, then demonstrates tilting them slightly away from the target to encourage an upward driver strike.

"Turn Your Driver From Your Most Frustrating Club Into Your Best One" has reached roughly 9,500 views. The studio lesson works through ball position, handle height, upper-body tilt, takeaway and release. Its final point challenges a familiar pursuit: Kolb says holding on to too much lag can cost driver speed rather than create it. Viewers' questions focus on coming down too steeply and how the backward tilt fits with weight distribution.

Distance runs through the week's nine uploads. "Senior Golfers: Do These 3 Things to Hit Longer Drives" recommends a higher lead arm, a finish on the lead foot and swinging through the ball. A separate hybrid lesson makes Kolb's case for replacing long irons when swing speed is slower.

The strongest daily momentum belongs to "Finish With a High Handle to Hit More Draws and Distance #golf #golfswing #golftips", followed by the short-swing drill. Both extend that same back-and-up swing theme.

Subscribers held steady, while daily viewing is below the channel's usual level. H.I.T GOLF and Golf Channel are having busier-than-usual days nearby; US GOLF TV's week is more about practical checkpoints, right down to a little forward bump of the putter before the stroke.

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What viewers say

  • I was hoping you had a video that would take the HIgh Club and get it back on plane. I come in too steep all the time and all the things I have tried won't get me hitting up on the ball.
  • That shift backwards is against the 60 40 bias?
    @richardames9756See it on YouTube
  • After 30 years of coaching, those five mistakes are clearly the ones that keep showing up for a reason. Coming in too steep and never hitting up on the ball is such a common one — helpful to see them all laid out together.
    @TrackShotGolfSee it on YouTube

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The facts
Channel
US GOLF TV
Subscribers
338,000
Channel views, last 7 days
206,161
Videos published this week
9
Video published
November 1, 2026
Video views so far
9,528
Views on its first day
5,469

The numbers

Here is how US GOLF TV's uploads and audience moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
H.I.T GOLF
2,241,270
RugbyPass
2,017,216
Dern Brothers
1,296,253
US GOLF TV
206,161
subscribers
338,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
83,029,871
views per day
26,103
typical day: 34,510
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
H.I.T GOLF
381,000
RugbyPass
341,000
US GOLF TV
338,000
As of November 8, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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