The Driver Swing is so much easier when you know this

The driver swing is so much easier when you follow a simple system. Many of Danny Maude's students have the same questions you have:

How do you hit driver straight? How do I hit driver consistently? How to hit driver further? More importantly how can I do all this without having to think of too many things over the golf ball.

You see over the years the golf swing has been chopped up and dissected into so many pieces it can sometime feel like it will take forever to learn.

But don't believe that. This is the old school way.

The new school way is to learn your swing. We are all built differently, different shapes and sizes, different levels of strength and flexibility. Should we all swing it the same way?

Take a look at the the hottest golfers in the world right now. Dustin Johnson, Mathew Wolff, Victor Hofland. They have chosen to adopt the new school way. They have chosen to find a golf swing that works for them rather than fit into a model that someone has designed.

In this weeks golf lesson I give you an amazing golf drill that will truly help you hit driver straight, hit driver further and hit driver consistently.

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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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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

Hope you enjoy

[taylorbrown]

His “bad slice” would be a “I’m back baby!” for me 😅

[beardiebeard]

This is the best golf instructional video for using a driver I've ever seen. Thank you Danny!

[GaryBigelow-tm]

Hey Danny, I've watched a lot of your videos as I am just getting back into golf after about 20 years out of more than once year on the course. I'm 72 this year and have just pretty much retired from my business. Plenty of time for the course now. The main issue I am trying to sort before playing regularly is the driver. It has been all over the place. Traditionally I have had a big slice so used your tips to moderate that. Now I hit a mix of slight fades, small draws and perfectly straight drives BUT its inconsistent with occasional 20+ metre slices and hooks and lots of pulls making hitting the middle difficult to predict. After watching this video I went to the backyard and did lots of practice swings using the tips. Felt much better so then to the driving range. Took about 15 balls to relax and feel comfortable letting it go then a miraculous thing happened. I started regularly hitting 205-215 metre drivers with a spread pattern of 10m either way. When hitting left it was more directional with curve down to under 2m. Still had a few slices but nothing bigger than 20m curve. But the average went from 180 to 185 with some 195 plus and occasional 200 and a bit to average of 195 with regular 205-215 and the range program showed an average curve of 2m left and offline 7m right. Wow! At my age I realise this is probably the best my length will be. (Although last time on the course, very tired at 18th tee, I just took a laid back approach and got an amazing feel. Couldn't find the ball up to 200m. As the hole was directly into the setting sun I figured maybe it went left or right and hit a replacement ball to the green. Then 50 m further on dead centre there was my original ball) I noticed all my 195m plus hits at the range were 6 to 7 degree launch angle and around 145 kph anything higher or lower dropped the distance, ball speed and affected the accuracy. I then added a rigorous pre-shot setup making sure I was the same distance from the ball each time, moved left foot to exactly the same spot and then positioned the right in the same spot (just behind the line of left with both turned slightly out. Rotate club head to 11 o'clock, ensure shaft pointed back at armpit, slight tilt toward back leg then straight left arm swing and power swing using the tips here. Every time I swung correctly I could hear the club whoosh and felt the ball power off the sweet spot. At last a methodology to get repetitive results. Now let's see how it translates to the course. :) Thanks for the video.

[davo]

New golfer and this makes more sense than anything else I’ve watched. Can’t wait to take this to the range

[milespalmer]

This is probably the most important lesson. I struggle with my driver but "flow" is just letting the club do what it does. Driver or 8 iron. Seriously, this chap has an holistic perspective, it's helped me. Thank you!!!!

[ramps_]

Took up golf this year and have been struggling for consistency in my swing, particularly with the driver. Breaking this down is a huge help and getting my arc more fluid! Excellent content Danny 👍🏼

[davidcleary]

I'm an amateur. Never been taught by an instructor or classes. I have been watching your videos for awhile now and my progress has improved. I was also complimented on my swing a few days ago. Your videos are easily followed and your directions help out a ton.

[asnlfn]

Once again, great advice. Danny, youre a great instructor. I tried this lesson on the course today and it did wonders for my driver. It will no longer just go for a ride in the bag!

[ThatDarnBanjoPicker]

This technique worked really well for me, especially were Danny talks about horizontal force. The example he gives makes complete sense and is fairly easy to put in to practice. I was having a problem not coming through with my weight transfer and went to the range with these exercises. I'm pleased to say that I saw some immediate improvement in my ball striking because I was coming through much better. I will add though, I found it worked a little better for me when I started off some slight weight forward. Also, don't forget to use Danny's 101 count to pace yourself and I think you'll be as pleasantly surprised as I was about how well these exercises worked.

[victorsladkowski]

This is really great advice.

A lot of times with any sport, when you’re in your head, you don’t make any progress. Get to a point of swinging so freely and carelessly that you start having fun at the range. You will eventually catch on to something that works

[shanechase]

Hello Danny, I just wanted to take a moment and thank you for all your content on your channel. My wife and I are new to the game. We’ve taken a couple lessons here in the U.S. However, we came across your channel and inserted some of your techniques to our game and I can’t believe the difference it is making. We played 9 holes the other day at our local course. Before watching your videos I was shooting a 62 on a par 33 9 hole course. After watching some of your videos, I went from a 62 to a 47. Thank you so much! Keep them coming!

[joewolpert]

It took me a couple of weeks of practice, but this technique improved my distance by 10 to 25 yards depending on the club I used. I got the most benefit out of planting my feet to shift my weight. Relaxing and incorporating a smooth rhythmic motion in my swing feels great. I make better contact with the ball and have improved my accuracy tremendously. Thank you, Danny!

[mikeluciano]

Without a doubt, the best golf instructions on the internet. I have had some great teachers until I moved who were simplistic and clear, and Danny reminds me of them and to stop thinking too much and just have a couple of swing thoughts. Danny is just so clear and concise and really connects with the average golfer. Well done Danny!

[MrJnholmes]

Thanks, Danny - fantastic as ever! Love the focus on momentum and feel; so appropriate for so many of us

[msverjk]

Wish we had the ability to watch world class tutorials on line when i was younger as was self taught.Watching Dan Grieve chipping tutorial has like lifted the fog which plagued my short game as he made it look so simple and i got almost instant results.Now looking to improve my driving .Will watch this as reminder just before i hit my first shot next time i get opportunity to get to the range.Watched another video that described the going down at start of downswing as like about to sit on a chair but love the way you teach as you keep it simple.So like my chipping it would be amazing if got near instant results.Never in my life have i hit driver properly as like said i am self taught never had a lesson (should have), so will follow your brilliant instruction as best as i can with correct set up at address which mine was just so wrong (zero shoulder tilt).Thanks Danny.

[JWayize]

I’ve said it before but it’s so true, you are truly an extremely gifted instructor! I’m practicing with you as my instructor and my game is steadily improving. Thank you so much, I’d love to be able to do a lesson with you one day, my golf buddies would hate me and that would be totally awesome 😂. Thanks again and I hope you and your loved ones are all safe and healthy.

[spadeyyyv]

A brand new golfer here👋🏼. A buddy of mine told me to come and start watching these videos. I started out with my irons and getting those shots down, and than started working on my driver. This helped immensely and my drive is starting to look a lot better

[billthomson]

Danny's just great to watch. So simple and so engaging and entertaining. I put his "letting go " into practice and what a difference it made. Hitting much longer (and straighter) than I have ever done. And I am definitely in the "senior" category (although not in my mind!). Just shows, you can always improve regardless of age. Can't wait to get out on the course this year and put his tuition into practice. Keep the tuition coming, Danny.

[Fahrenheit_Motorsports]

I’ve seen 3 of your videos that have had a tremendous impact on my game. I’ve taken bits and pieces from live instructors and other online to mold my game, but you sir are a MASTER at the spoken word and demonstration. I’m a completely different golfer because of you. THANK YOU!

[PD-gton]

Your swing guides are simple and easily applied. Followed your “momentum” idea last week with my irons - and let the club do the work. Best round in months. Thanks!