Golf driving tips may be the most popular golf swing tips around. And when it comes to hitting the drive, more golfers are interested in adding distance to their drive than anything else. So how do you add more distance to your golf drive?

Okay, we all know you drive for show and putt for dough, but let's face it, most amatuer golfers would still love to add distance to their drives. Call it ego if you want, but we all get a lot more satisfaction of hitting that perfect drive than we do from almost any other golf shot.

While the driver itself and your own strength can add distance to your golf drive, they won't help if your golf swing technique isn't good. All that extra distance on your drive starts and ends with good swing technique.

Adding more distance to your golf drive means focusing on the key aspects that generate power when your clubface makes contact with the ball.

Golf Driving Tip #1 - Go wide. If you want to add distance to your golf drive, widen your stance. This adds more stability to your stance for a more powerful swing. In this wider stance, put a little more weight on your back foot at address. This allows for a more powerful coil when you turn away from the ball.

Golf Driving Tip # 2 - Go wide again. This time, go wide with your backswing. This means you must stretch out on the takeaway. Your takeaway should be as wide as possible. The takeaway should be a wide slow arc.

The extension of your arms out wide helps to pull the left shoulder under your chin and the lower back muscles stretch out.

Make sure to rotate your left forearm (if you hit righty) so that the clubface of your driver stays square to the path of your swing.

Add these two golf driving tips to your drive and you'll begin to see more distance off the tee. And that's something every golfer can love.