HOW TO SHALLOW OUT GOLF CLUB AND HIT IT LONGER

This video is about how to shallow the golf club in the downswing in order to generate more power and more consistently straight shots.

In order to shallow out the golf swing you need to make the downswing transition as natural as possible and in this weeks golf lesson I give you two drills that will have you shallowing the golf club in no time.

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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 tumble

I’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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[rlmonson]

Hi Danny, the explanation of opening the left knee to the target as the initiation of the downswing did it for me. Isn't it interesting how one can listen to 10 different instructors explain the same aspect of the swing and one of them rings louder and clearer? I went to the range after watching this and it was like magic! I was striking the ball consistently more solid with what felt like little to no effort. I could "feel" and hear the impact that a square club face brings when cracking the ball. I was definitely trying to force the shallowing of the club and as a result of opening the lead knee it does in fact happen naturally and without thought. Thank you so much! I'm playing a round tomorrow and look forward to applying what you've taught me in this video for an entire round. I'll let you know how it goes. All the best! Stay safe and be well.

[DanWessonSpecialist]

Micheal Jordan was a great player but a bad coach and owner. You may not be a tour player but you are a superstar teacher of the swing. It’s how you teach Danny. You keep it simple and down to earth for the common everyday golfer. Haney, Ledbetter, and Harmon are not the benchmark. You are.

[mvwhity]

I like that you also show us the correct swing several times and not only talk 10 min. 👍 vielen Dank 🙏

[dementus]

This was one of the most difficult things for me to relearn in my golf swing. I didn't know how to feel it for the longest time, but I finally do. Love your videos, Danny!

[rogerh]

This is THE BEST explanation of THE MOST important concept in golf imho. Well done Danny!

[stryder]

Just came back from the range and made some of the best swings ever. This video helped me to gain better insight of a good golf swing. I first saved this video several weeks ago along with other videos from other instructors but after maybe 3-4 range sessions and countless practice swings in my backyard all of a sudden I got the feeling and timing right and then everything clicked into place. This instructional video more than any others has transformed my swing from steep out to in to shallow and in to out. I still have some things I need to work on but I think I have a great foundation now. THANK YOU!

[lorenzoomay]

Very nice technique to learn shallowing the swing! Good teacher Danny Maude, you are very detail in showing us amateur players the proper way.

[dannylad]

I honestly think this is the best golf instruction drill/ move you can teach someone learning the game. Honestly, it's so easy to try and it covers so much ground. Ultimately if you get this right, then that's about 80-90% of your swing right there.

[jeffejohnson]

This video is GOLD! I have been watching videos on shallowing but none have clicked like this. Rotating the left knee is key! As Danny said it should be natural and no manipulation. Thank you!

[mrpar]

Used to play a lot of amateur tournaments. Stopped golf sr 60 and started again at 73, out of shape, older, aches and pains and no desire to practice so you know where the game went and how depressing it became. Your tip on starting the downswing with a slight turn of the front knee has made a gigantic difference - will never be a 3 hndcp again but am back to enjoying. I loved your bunker tips, chipping, and this shallowing out. You teach in a layman’s language - keep it up and I look forward to your Dad making all of us seniors proud by beating you one day - cheers!

[edmundgil]

At first, I thought, “man, this is super repetitive!” Being told the difference between dropping & rotate, vs. a steep club down swing. But if you stick with this, 1) These are two simple and excellent drills to improve our downswing to drop and rotate; and 2) His repetition as he demonstrates these drills, over and over, is exactly what we need to do! I tried doing each 50 times; and swinging two clubs was a workout, and it helped me drop my club into a good position to start my downswing. Also, the “relaxed wrists tip is key, for me. Thanks bro!

[manndrew]

Perfect instruction. Exactly what I’m working on with my teacher. He also recommends almost a sitting action to start the downswing and dropping my hands as low as I can coming through. Great lesson Dan. Now it’s a matter of timing for me.

[redknight]

Wow using the two clubs together was big break through for me - the weight really helps with getting that feeling. Thanks!

[samg]

This is the best shallow out instruction video.
You made a complicated concept easy to understand.
I am trying this out tomorrow !!!

[vcooperv]

Oh my... I have struggled with my swing on and off for decades (used to play low single hcp) without knowing this. I have been looking for my old swing for ages and this drill unlocked the feeling of openness in the downswing that I have been missing for all this time.
I have struggled so often with coming down to steep and blocking the ball out to the right, especially with the longer clubs and driver, but after this drill I can consistently hit perfect push draws. You made golf fun again, I can't thank you enough.

[monroestokvis]

the best of all golf instructors; patient, precise and accurate with a sense of humor !

[jaerbear]

I'm a huge fan of yours now. I watched about 5 minutes of another one of your videos and fixed my swing. I struggled with aim, because I was compensating for a fade, and straightened out with a nice draw. Made shooting in the mid 80s effortless, and its putting the 70s in reach. Thank you for making it simple.

[pubmeatman]

I always get something usually a feel I can apply from your videos. Soft wrist. Brilliant TY!

[gregboggs]

Really like your videos Danny, not only do you tell golfers what to do you also explain the how clearly. Simple instructions are the best. Keep up the great work.

[CoachSully]

I like Danny's explanation of this.  If you make a proper backswing you don't have to worry about drills or swing thoughts... your swing will shallow naturally because it HAS to.  Maintain the triangle (arms and chest) and turn your torso (not just arms and shoulders) to initiate backswing.  Keep the club head OUTSIDE your hands throughout your backswing.  This will ensure you are taking the club on a path straight back or slightly outside (think Jim Furyk or Lee Trevino as extreme examples)... taking an inside path is the cause for most amateur mistakes.  If you execute the backswing properly, your club/swing will shallow on its own because your body realizes it HAS to in order to get back to proper impact position.  My main/only swing thought is on making a proper backswing... my body knows how to do the rest.