By: Danny Maude | Duration: 00:10:16
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If you want to know how to hit driver correctly or simply how to hit driver straight then learn to move your right arm like this.
In this golf video Danny Maude shows by getting the right arm in the correct starting position with driver and irons the golf swing just feels easy.
When you get the right arm in the correct position it helps you get a perfect backswing. In fact once you have locked the right arm in place Danny shows you exactly how to move the right arm perfectly with his signature dumbbell move.
But the golf lesson wouldn’t be complete without knowing how to move it in the downswing. Danny Maude has you covered. There is no room for loads of complicated swing thoughts in the golf swing so you need something super simple.
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This golf lesson provides a couple of wonderful drills to help you hit your driver straight.If you are a beginner golfer and are looking for some golf driver tips that are simple and easy to do then you are going to love this.
I will show you the golf swing slow motion so that you can see what you need to do to improve.
We look at 3 things:
1. How to stop slicing your driver
2. How to swing more in to out or how to swing more inside out
3, How to get the correct impact position with driver
and I hope to do all this with simple golf tips so you can create an effortless golf swing
Hi Danny. I’ve just had my best round of golf as a senior golfer for ages. Your advice worked a treat and I didn’t hit he ball fat once. Thank you so much and keep those videos coming. John
I finally got to the course this past weekend (been practicing for months on my five acre lot, dodging oak trees). While I began so conscious of every little movement, I finally loosened up and took some nice controlled swings. I wound up parring 3 holes, including 17 and 18. My other par was a 20 foot chip -in utilizing the "fishy tail" approach. Had some huge inconsistencies but golf was fun again. Thanks Danny.
I really rate golf instruction Craig Hanson but for my years of watching golf instruction this is the best golf Instruction I've ever seen, I was working on something similar but he makes it so simple and believe me done correctly how he explains it this really works my new favourite golf instructor top man
Damn I do all of these things and still suck, the grind continues.
I thought I was the only one using a swimming hand paddle… great video😊👍⛳
Hey Danny, my question would be how this converts to driver? Is this just an iron shot?
Thanks!
With this tip today I hit the ball straighter and longer and scored better Thanks Danny 🙂 Your tips are Great.
thank you, love this one, big up from france😉
How firm should the wrist be on the downswing? Locked and cocked but does it stay that way all the way to impact and beyond? Does the palm stay behind the wrist throughout the entire swing?
Thanks!
Awesome video this week Danny on making the golf swing so simple and keeping in balance!
Go back and look at your first shot. Your hand was not flat, it was 45d.
Great video Danny.u remind me of Miyagi of Karate Kid, the way u bring it all together. 😀
Splitting your grip automatically drops the right shoulder down and raises the left, with right lean the club goes down and through.
I have been using the instruction you provided by Pete Cowan that has really improved my ball striking. My only issue was that when I got to the impact zone i was a little lost as what to do. I was hitting the ball well but it was a power fade. This instruction provided insight through the impact zone and into the followthrough. I took it to the range and was hitting the ball straight or with a draw! One thing I am still working on is the timing through the impact zone. I am not sure if I am making the transition correctly. Any clarification would be appreciated. Thanks!
Nice explanation of how to swing 'connected.'
One of the best videos out there! This is definitely a key move in the golf swing!
Where’s the paddle from Danny?
Essas aulas são maravilhosas
Skill doesn’t have a left handed grip trainer on Amazon. Gotta check thier website
Right elbow was pointing down at your foot ( at top). Needs to be pointing out at ball.
99% of YouTube golf instructors have deceptive video titles.
Just use an open trail flat hand on the side of the club and keep that flat trail palm on the side of the club throughout the whole swing. Dont need to really attach anything on the hand
Changing the YouTube speed to its lowest setting gives the slow motion necessary to see the arm and hand position on the actual contact swing. Just a help.
It's interesting that you displayed the trail arm appearing to be disconnected from the body at the elbow, because many beginners are taught to keep the trail elbow in contact with the body. I tell other beginners that it's okay for that elbow to be separated from the body, because, as you showed, it still is and FEELS connected even though it isn't actually touching the body. As long as you still feel the 'connected' sensation as you draw back, then you are in fact still connected and in control. The big difference between pros and joes is often this element. The pros are taking the club very far away and not, in a sense, chicken winged on their takeaway. I practice letting the club point out and away and really allowing my arms to stretch out while maintaining that connected sensation. This really helps add length with very little effort. And at least for me, as I got used to it, it also promoted iron accuracy. It's hard to be inconsistent when your takeaway is fully extended. It's either fully extended or it isn't. You see chunks and slices disappear entirely by doing this effectively. I like this video. Great points made. My main tip to others, let that arm flow back and through. Take steady swings. Get used to it feeling connected but also being extended out. You'll be surprised with the improvements.
Great video and instructions. The recommended fitness band works great for the thighs, but it was very tight and nearly impossible to wrap over the shoulders. Do you have any recommends because I really like the idea of a shoulder wrap
If you are thinking about how to move your right arm you will never hit the ball properly. Controlling anything in the golf swing is detrimental. You will lose speed and consequently throw your swing off plane. I respectfully disagree with your synopsis here.
What a great video
Thank you Professor, for this excellent lesson!
Tour pros swing with the least number of and variability in degrees of freedom. That is how you become consistent by removing unecessary DOF. Also the external rotation of the elbow allows the right hand to hold leverage longer into impact and keep a 90 degree hinge much easier.
Number 3 is spot on. Not a fan of using devices but 3 works great for creating feel without cluttering the mind with swing thoughts. Couple that with keeping the feet together. Thanks for the different ideas, because everyone reacts differently to different things
Hey Danny, as a result of this and the Pete video, I feel like I’m getting in great positions at the top with the ‘tucked in’ right elbow.
I think I’m having issues in transition or impact though. For some reason my ball flights appear to end up right of target (I’m assuming I’m keeping the face open at impact?).
Appreciate you can’t see my swing, but is there anything that you think could be causing this? (Grip is neutral)
Hoping to get to Canterbury at some point regardless to get some time with you – what’s the best way to do this?
Constantly delivering exceptional content fantastic stuff & thanks @dannymaude
Good lesson Danny.💪
Good video Danny. The elbows and right hand are straight out of Ben Hogan's 5 Simple Rules. How many things about the golf swing are really new?
Your Awesome Danny,,, thank you from Florida USA,,,,,
Golf is the most difficult sport that I have ever played. But that's why it is more fun. Thank you for this video
Is this the same feel you experienced with pete cowan and spinning the arm fown @danny
Good video !! & explanation just like Pete Cowen’s set up ….coaching techniques !!
Great video and wrist drills!👍⛳️
Danny, how does this fitness band drill mesh with your lesson on lifting the arms on a 45* angle over your right shoulder? Your arm lifting back swing puts me in a great position at the top, BUT does make the arms feel a little disconnected from the body.
the 3rd drill just dropped my score from 95-98 to 87-89. amazing drill
This was so informative and helpful! I just built a golf simulator and can't wait to do these drills at home and over the winter.
Danny, you are sweeeet. Whole life I've been trying to move the trail arm correctly: after listening to you I feel I have the answer!. More than many thanx
Sincerely
Col Rakesh Passi, India
this is nothing new im 50 and was taught this stuff when i was 16.
Awesome video
Gotta say Danny, nice simple ideas and drills. I hope the word “simple” doesn’t come across negatively, as I mean it as a compliment.