This SIMPLE GOLF TIP makes the GOLF SWING easier to learn

This simple golf tip makes the golf swing easy to learn

Are you an arm swinger or body swinger?

Arm swingers tend to put lots of effort into hitting the golf ball further but don't get the distance they want. They also seem to be much more inconsistent.

The body swingers are completely the opposite. Effortlessly more powerful and always more accurate no matter their age.

So whats the difference?

If you are an arm swinger you're relying on your arms for both power and control. Your arms aren't the strongest part of your body and as they have a large range of motion it will be virtually impossible for you to control them and the golf club consistently.

You will know some body swingers at your golf club. They have a swing that is easy on the eye and seems to hit the golf ball miles without any effort. Body swingers come in all shapes and sizes. They can be a senior golfers or junior golfers but what they all have in common is they are simply more consistent than the average golfer.

Their secret is they have learnt to build their power and coordination from the ground up. They use ground reaction forces throughout their swing and in this weeks golf video I'm going to show you how you can develop the feel of a body swing.

I believe if you want to get better at this game it's one of the most important things you can learn. The problem is it's always been difficult to coach someone how to develop the correct feel.

UNTIL NOW!

This golf drill will really help you to feel what you need to do to build your golf swing.

Hope you enjoy
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ABOUT DANNY
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Thanks for stopping by. I created this website as a resource just for you to support you on your golfing journey as I know how tricky learning this game can be…to say the least!

I personally found learning the game too long and difficult in the early days. I read all the books, watched all the videos but my game was not improving. Then after studying various forms of neuro science, motor learning, psychology and personal development in less than two years I went from struggling golfer to the final stage of the Open Championship.

Be prepared though. If its a quick fix you are after Im not your man. Here I will give you step-by-step advice that you can take straight to the practice ground and apply to the course but it will require you to get stuck in, screw up…a lot, practice some more and then watch those scores tumbleI’ve had the pleasure of coaching thousands of students all around the world and if you are up for the challenge and are ready to get in the game…LETS GO TO WORK!

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[suecampbell]

I've watched dozens of online golf videos, but now I'm an exclusive Danny Maude follower! Forget the rest, Danny Maude is absolutely the best. I just wish he could look at my swing and fix it! But, I'm doing the work, little by little transforming my swing. Thank you, Danny!

[TheMegansdad]

Danny takes the mystery out of the phrase “use the ground” What a great lesson! The rear platform concept is often overlooked but so essential to the proper takeaway. Love the band work to solidify the feeling. Thank you Danny.

[michelpatty]

Great practice tip for indoors with no high ceilings to use a club while snow is the view out the window. Keep the practice tips coming during this COVID winter ❄️❄️⛄️

[michaelnagy]

Danny,
I have been taking tips from you and Clay Ballard for the last year, and after watching this video it all came together. I was rotating hips, lite grip, and etc.
This video corrected issues with rotating hips to wide out, and not getting elbow far enough into the body.
My Driver toping and accuracy went up considerable! Now I'm hitting the 7 iron 175-180 yards with a range ball w/ good rotation and lower body energy. Thanks!

[alan]

Danny continuing to provide some of the best golf instruction on the internet! Thanks!

[judyjenkins]

I saw this video, ordered the bands and use them for only 10 to 15 reps a day. My drives have improved from avg of 175 to 210 in a month. At age 75, I am truly grateful for this tip.

[zinadeabreu]

Fantastic tip Danny. Thanks for being committed to help struggling golfers.

[jjsedona]

Tried this yesterday with minimal practice. It works. I am 80 years old. I wish someone had shown me this 20 years ago when I began to play. Broke 100 yesterday. Good golf for me. Look forward to breaking 90. Thanks, great video.

[paulgisch]

This is honestly the best golf video I have seen. I was hitting my irons pure and where I wanted, then something changed mid-round and I could NOT hit my irons for 2 months. Every time I approached the ball I tried a million different things and had so many things going through my head and I could not get them back. By simply not caring and just swinging the club back and forth it has me back to hitting my irons again.

[stevefox]

TOP CLASS DANNY. There are so many instructional videos out there telling us what we all should be doing but only a selected few who actually explain how to achieve (and feel) it. You are one of the few. Thanks again for your superb content.

[lyndonhum]

Danny I watched this video prior to todays early morning round. I consciously tried to apply this method to my Drivers and irons. I've never been as consistent with my Driver (I have a tendency to pull) and I've never been so consistent out of the box. With the exception of 1 or 2 poor iron swings My hits were solid. It really helped me score my lowest round of 82. I'll end the season happily on that score - thank you for this tip.

[billiedale]

I think this is one of your best how to demonstrations and drills. Thanks Danny!

[billswitzer]

Brilliant video, Danny!!! This is an intermittent situation that I experience often. But, with your excellent videos, I immediately know when I am an "arm swinger" and my lower body is glued to the ground. Now the key is to get myself not to be an arm swinger ever! Again, thanks for your time and effort to try and help us play better golf. Cheers!!!

[davidcox]

Thank you Danny for another awesome drill to get my golf swing even more powerful and accurate! One thing I have really noticed for the better in my golf swing after following your instruction is my understanding what works good and what doesn’t in my swing in real time. I have never had this ability before in my swing. I am so ready to keep on getting better through your instruction. Keep it coming sir, you are awesome!

[ifeelfine]

All your videos are so incredibly helpful; thank you for that. This one is especially so. As someone who swings too much with his arms, this drill is going to become a standard one for me. Thanks again!

[bizzthewizard]

Wowwww greatest drill ever seen!!! Thanks from quebec canada

[proddarunner]

What an amazing analogy withe the bands and the golf swing move for the body movement! Can't wait to try it.

[attyjon]

This TIP makes a huge difference to my swing! Thank you so much and keep it up!

[jezusrodriguez]

Thankyou so much Danny, I feel like I'm slowly creeping closer and closer to a more fluid effortless swing. I still struggle to see in my minds eye hitting down and compressing the ball with a body lead swing, and the grip that feels comfortable to me produces big hooks. I'm sick of fighting my grip. Any chance we can get a grip video soon please? 😀 Thanks again, best coach on YouTube.

[goldhunter]

Wow! This is eureka moment to me. This is one of the best, if not the best, video instruction i have seen in YT. I was confused about using my arms and body. I cannot seem to synchronize them together, leading to inconsistencies. By letting my arm just relaxed and just hanging from the shoulder socket, I can generate more speed using my larger muscles, that is, the legs/body muscles. And also, the forward shaft-lean is automatic as your arm automatically lagging behind while your body is turning. Thank you Danny