The Fastest Way To Improve Your Ball Striking - LIVE GOLF LESSON

Here on YouTube you will have seen me help students gain 30,,40 and sometimes 50 accurate yards and improve their ball striking in a very short space of time. Today I'm revealing some of the tricks I use to help golfers improve much quicker than usual.

What is super cool is I bring you in on an actual golf lesson with one of my students gains 50 yards with his driver in just a few balls and goes from duffing his irons shots to striking them perfectly by adopting one of my cool little visualisation techniques.

Golf is not an easy game to learn and of course you need to put in the practice but in this Live Golf Lesson I show you how you can speed that learning process up. The results are crazy. Check it out here 👇

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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 it's 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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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

[adamandjanniecohen]

This is Adam again. Danny never ceases to amaze me. As I always say, he is the best instructor and coach on the planet. By reducing my swing thoughts to simply hammering the nail, my iron play has superbly improved, for which I am eternally grateful. Not a day goes by where I don't continue to think about this lesson. Thanks to the whole team, to include Laura and Leo.

[johnritchie]

Had these tips in person from Danny a few days ago. The shift in ball position and club face was a huge light bulb moment that almost had me saying ‘ wowzer ‘. In person the man is even more enthusiastic than you see and simply is a brilliant teacher. Thanks for these lessons every week Danny and team. PS Remember to take your new phone out of the bag before you whack it with club shaft or even a wee lad’s plastic cricket bat.

[alanpershing]

Visualizing hammering the tee into the ground is the SINGLE BEST TIP I've ever seen in any golf instruction video; and I've seen hundreds. Went to the range yesterday after watching this and IMMEDIATELY started hitting all my irons longer. I've also never taken divots and have struggled to hit the ball first; no more. I'm almost 66 and went from hitting a 9 iron 110 yards to 130+ yards. Haven't hit a 7 iron over 150 yards in years until yesterday. When you visualize hammering the tee, your arms, wrists, hips and legs all work together without you having to think about a bunch of swing mechanics. Genius!

[MattWyattMedia]

When Adam says "WOW!" after striking the iron shot 9:40 is such an awesome moment. I felt like applauding as I watch in my office. Danny, as a teacher, I would imagine these moments are what it's all about.

[grahamdennis]

I’ve commented before but it’s worth repeating again that’s it’s your simplicity of your approach, the single thing to remember, that makes you the standout coach on YouTube. BTW, Adam is a legend!

[Sean_Farmer]

Just that "hammering-a-nail" visual alone is going to help so many people. Like Danny said, it's a simple thing but it takes all the thoughts of the steps of how to replicate it out of the way. Honestly, it's one of the best drills I've ever heard of.

[OrigiNate]

I started golfing back in May of this year and I have relentlessly been struggling with poor contact and squaring the face at impact. This is the first piece of golf instruction that really made the light bulb come on. The feel of hitting the nail is absolutely incredible. This just changed my golf game forever.

[stratovani]

Danny, it must give you a wonderful feeling of joy and accomplishment at seeing Adam hit a proper shot for the first time in his golfing life. You are an excellent teacher, and I've used some of your tips myself, and they have improved my swing a lot!

[Snorkelbox]

I know this is an older video, but I just wanted to say thanks for the tip/thought about the tee sticket out the ground and striking it as though it was a hammer and nail. Shot the best round I ever have today and totally striped my irons, including the 4 which I'd taken out of the bag as I was so hopeless with it. Now hitting it over 200 yds with this club. Amazing. Thanks Danny.

[amichaels-v]

it's almost impossible to watch the live session with his student and not smile. Such an easy tip / technique for his elderly student to comprehend (hammer & nail) - the result had him giddy with joy. Great job, Danny :-)

[elvispresley]

Danny is absolutely wo question THE BEST teacher on YT. He literally smashes each box and he's pleasant. I went from bogey golf to an avg of 81 in two months by listening to him.

[MarcoAntonetti]

This video was the one for me!!! I have watched countless videos, but always found myself riveted by the simplicity in Danny's videos. But when I saw this video, it finally clicked for me. It was so simple and so clear (the hammering the tee (ball) into the ground.... ABSOLUTLY BRILLIANT!). After watching this video I went out to try it out, and immediately with the very first shot, boom! Just like Adam, it was the very first time that I FINALLY did it correctly. I too, like Adam, tend to think to much which would make me get tense, now all I do is simply apply this lesson (just simply think of hammering the ball into the ground) and it has been a game changer!!! Thank you Danny for you amazing teaching skills. Please keep it up!

[robinbhairam]

Danny, I’m of a certain age that I remember back to the late 60s, of the excitement of getting up on a Saturday morning with my brother going to the paper shop with our pocket money and getting the Beano and Dandy. As we got older our tastes changed, but that excitement remained, first for ‘Lion and Thunder’, or The Commando magazines, then ‘Shoot’ ‘Striker’ or ‘Goal’ then it wad the NME or Melody Maker. Now at 61, I wake up all excited on Saturday morning to see what pearls you are about to share … and you never disappoint! Age is just a number …. we never really grow up - excellent video as always mate 😊

[glenvance]

Adams childlike awe, enthusiasm and excitement must be wonderful for a teacher to receive....Danny your ability to translate such technical mechanics of golf into simplistic terms of feeling has earned you a new subscriber thank you!! (hopefully Adam makes a return lol)

[Tywithay]

I've watched hundreds of videos over the past year and yours are far and away the easiest for me to follow. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[richardsavage]

Love this idea of focusing on one image to make ten things happen; it's genius. Simple is everything. That's the essence of coaching any sport, or anything. Danny's videos are top class.

[limey]

This is brilliant!!!..I'm a transplanted Brit now in the states and now I can use my cricket bat I kept that I had as a child again for that great drill to maintain better swing positions. And the hammer image you gave that gentleman was just Gold!!! Thank you again for this video and all your future ones. They have really helped my game.

[antonymintram]

Thanks Danny, I have been battling with slices and fades for so long now, I watched your video, went to the range and I have changed my whole swing. My 7 iron on average went 155mt (if I flushed it and it went straight) I now hit a slight draw (which I have NEVER been able to do) and I was hitting my 7iron consistently straight at between 170mt and 180mt. The sound of the ball off the club face and the small divot is my new favourite thing. This was the best golf video I have ever watched.

[alexzaslavsky]

This is simply an unbelievable concept. Danny, no one teaches like this! You have transformed me over the last year. It hasn't quite showed in my scores this summer, BUT, I now have a swing identity. I know what it takes to create compression with my irons and often I can identify the mistakes I make. Now my 100 score games include five or six pars, maybe a birdie, along with some blow up holes. Yesterday I put up a 9 on a par 5 and followed it up by chipping in for birdie from 50 feet in the rough. What a game.

[krispytoo]

I quit playing golf many years ago because there was more frustration than pleasure. I just recently discovered your videos and have been binge watching them. Your instruction is straight, simple, and logical. I like how you break everything down into easy mnemonic visuals. I think I may go the range and give your tips a try. Who knows, maybe I'll pick up my clubs again.