I COULDN'T HIT DRIVER STRAIGHT UNTIL I USED THIS DRILL!

This REALLY IS A GENIUS DRILL and works for every single level of level of golfer. I honestly couldn't hit driver straight until i did this. This is a different type of drill than you are used to hearing but this honestly works so well. This is a simple driver tip that works! Hit your driver straighter,longer/ further, and more importantly hit your driver consistently better with this genius drill.

This genius drill focuses on the path of the golf ball and making sure that we square of the club face. A lot of golfers do go wrong, including myself but when i started to use this drill it changed everything for me. This is why i call it the genius golf drill!

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[AlexElliottGolf]

*I really couldn’t hit driver straight. We have to get the driver swinging on a ark! Plus what a hole this is haha!*

[glytch]

I love these super tips because they never really help, but man do they get you excited to try them.

[EMc]

A Brit with baseball advice. I love it! I’m looking forward to improving my arc next time on the range.

[t.k.morris]

Seriously the best explanation I have ever heard. I have been playing golf for 25 years, maybe more and never have I been told this in such a way that it helped me so much. I have always done exactly what you described and no one has offered me this kind of advice to fix my slice. I played ball for most of my years until I took up golf but did not relate to the golf swing as it would be so much like the baseball/softball swing. I thought I had to swing the club straight thru. I tried swinging more downward, more upward, different grips, changing my stance, changing ball position, tilting, etc.... until I thought there was no hope. This was the fix! Thank you so much!

[paulevans]

I've watch may different you tube videos on hitting the driver but your videos are the ones that helped. Hitting move fairways with my driver and vary rarely sliciing now. I now have to learn irons and wedges and distance with them

[drewski]

Makes so much sense. A few newbie golf friends who were trying to help me get started always emphasized the straight path when helping me develop a swing, it never felt natural but I thought it was because of my baseball background. This changes everything, thank you so much.

[rockyraccoon]

I am sure that this great advice . But like most golf advice I imagine it will break my swing worse than it has been . However now that I have heard it the damage is done and I will have to try to do it right . Thanks

[graceland]

After 20 plus years I found this out the other, this also goes for every club in the bag, except putter. Thank you

[paulodonnell]

This video has COMPLETELY changed my game!!! Thank you so much!

[fretless]

Awesome that you did some baseball swings to show your point! I often do baseball swings when getting ready to hit because it prevents my mind from trying to hit the ball - because it's not there. When I think too much about hitting the ball, my mind subconsciously makes my hands manipulate the club and I leave the face open just as you showed instead of letting the club swing through its natural arc. What shocked me to learn was that the club face will close on its own if I leave my wrists loose and let the club swing... it's counterintuitive, but the more I thought about keeping the face square at impact, the more open I left it!

[liquidsmokemustang]

Been watching your channel for a while now. Then I run across this video. This has been my fatal swing thought exactly. Thinking I needed to get the club swinging straight through the ball. Now I understand what has caused my slice all these years. Going to get out to the range soon to see if I can fix it. Thanks Alex.

[heypaul]

Love your style, mate! Always short and to the point. Keep ‘em coming!

[richardg]

Thanks for this video. I recently figured out something like this by looking for a dimple more on the inside of the ball and all I tell myself is to try and hit the dimple. I have played 3 rounds doing this so far and I either hit it straight, slight draw or sometimes push straight but never going pass the first cut of rough. My golfing buddy now say driving is not my problem. I now need to figure this out for my chipping 🙂

[comingtofull-ageinchrist]

I'm 56, and I've never heard anyone say this. I've tried swinging a driver a few times before my teens and then in my late teens, and I either hooked it or sliced it. No one ever explained the natural arch when you swing, and I never really paid attention to how others swung when they swung a driver. Great tip!

[David-qbiq]

You just described my understanding of driver and trying to hit in a straight line which was giving me a massive slice so I'll definitely be using this video. Thanks great video as always 👍🏻

[joshuarobin]

Alex, your driver tips are single handily responsible for me hitting more fairways and lowering my score at least 5 strokes a round. Hitting from the trees is a good skill to have, one in which I’ve almost mastered, but golf is a lot more fun from the fairways!! Keep up the great content.

[rollorescue]

Another thing you could do (if you carry alignment sticks) is figure out where those tees would go as you showed us in the video and then put the stick down and put yellow tape around the alignment stick in those spots and then another were your ball is (in the center presumably). Then, when you're out on the course on a practice round and throw down the alignment sticks (I do this on the regular), it already had those marks set up. Just set the alignment stick 2 or 3 inches behind the ball, closer to your feet and it'll help with 3 major things; alignment for setup/swing, making sure you swing far enough out (and not inside) and also gives you a visual to try and path the driver over the yellow bits at the ends.

[jackgadsby]

Love your videos. Very informative and straight to the point. A lot of them Iv put too good use. Iv just developed a problem with turning my hands over too soon. Any chance of a video to show where people go wrong👍🏻👍🏻

[anthonyviola]

Another to the point gem! Thanks Alex!

[steviek]

Really great tip to visualise as someone who is just starting to dare to hit the big stick. Cheers