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I'm new to golfing, but I'm fascinated on learning everything i can. I am fresh out of high school and no longer playing any high school sports. I have been going to the driving range frequently and on my drives i cant seem to hit the "hot spot" on my driver. All the marks on my club head are on the lower half of my driver, and i cant seem to get it on the upper half of the driver, which i have read is the hot spot for further shots. I have tried putting the tee higher but i still hit it with the lower part of the clubhead. Any suggestions?

How are your wedges?

Not being glib, but learn to hit those and it will go a long way towards finding the sweet spot on the driver...

they arent too bad, but could use lots of work, like i said i just started. but thanks for the tip ill be sure to work on those more.

yeah put the driver in the bag and work from the short clubs up.

Stay with the shot by keeping your body angles, particularly your spine angle, constant. A common problem is mental, not physical and that is stepping into the future - looking too early to see where the ball is going ( i.e. standing up too early). Remember the present covers both time and space, and it is the latter that trips up most golfers - stay centred with respect to your own body!

ok thanks everyone.. im going to get to work