Stop fighting your natural shot shape off the tee. Work with how you actually swing, focus on solid contact, and accept the curve. You'll hit more fairways and lower your scores by playing to your strengths instead of trying to fix yourself mid-round.
I think one of the best tips that I can give for driving the ball off the tee is to work with whatever shot shape you're hitting solid. So what do I mean by that? If you're hitting the ball solid and it's just over-curving a little bit, instead of trying to fight that mid-round, just look for ways that you can work with it. And what you'll end up finding is you'll get pretty comfortable doing that, and over the course of the round you might be able to straighten it out a little bit. But at the same time, as long as you know where the ball is going, you're hitting it solid, you're probably going to it's okay and you're not really going to put it in too much trouble, which is really all you need to accomplish when you're driving the golf ball. So if you want to shoot lower scores and you want to drive it better, instead of trying to fight whatever your shot shape is, trying to hit it straighter, just try and hit it solid, figure out what shot shape you have, and then just play with it.
