driver should be more efficient - farther?

Hi Andrej, The three main influences for distance are ball speed, launch angle, spin rate. That first picture shows a lot of shaft lean for a driver. You'll want to have the shaft more vertical at impact (more similar to the picture of Rory). With that much shaft lean, if you did have the club face less open (so that the ball didn't fade) then you would have almost no loft and hit it even lower. So I would address the shaft lean first. Moving the shaft backward, all things being equal, should help close the clubface as well. Also, as far as the motorcycle, looking at your swing, you get the clubface in a pretty good position at shaft parallel in the downswing, but then in that picture about a foot before impact, it's more open relatively. So your release appears to be preventing some twisting of the club as well as creating too much shaft lean. So I think you need more work on the release side of clubface vs doing a lot more motorcycle in transition. Monitor that shaft lean with a station (pool noodle) or video and it should help get the launch up.

I can take a picture tomorrow, but basically a pool noodle in line with the golf ball to help give you a visual of where the hands need to be at contact. Right now, you'd pass the pool noodle well before impact.

Here's a quick little video. I just have a pool noodle or alignment stick in line with the golf ball so that I can see where my hands need to be at impact. Could help with the timing of the release.