How to Get An Easy, Simple And Natural Driver Swing

Hitting the driver well is difficult, its low loft and longer length make good drives often harder to come by. For many, this can be made worse with too many swing thoughts which get in the way of their natural ability.

Here i show you how to strip it back and get an easy, simple and natural golf swing thats easy ton use and can work the very next time you play

Want to take your ball striking to the next level?

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[PNUfnik]

I spent a lot of time getting rid of anxiety in my life. After successfully vanquishing the beast, someone recommend golf because its so relaxing, you're in nature for hours, and you get to hit little objects really hard and far. Seemed like a win-win. I'm happy to report that thanks to the driver, not only is the full extent of the anxiety back, but also riddled with guilt for all the divots, lawns, and objects I hit/create when using the club.

[SDjesus]

This week I watched your video and only had 3 days to incorporate into my swing routine. This past Saturday I played the final game of the club season, hit the fairways 100% with great distance. Had the lowest score for the club and won my overall category for the season. Thank you

[leonardc]

My first driver swing thought is concern for the houses on either side of the fairway. And my second swing thought is if the owner is home. Third... how fast can he run

[ZeroSumJ]

Over the last 8 years it’s been a cycle of doing well with the driver, losing it, finding a fix, hitting it well, but then losing it, finding a new fix, and so on. It’s by far my worst club.

[stephenpeterson]

Chris is a rock star. He takes something very complex, gives you a few check points and reminds you to be relaxed and fluid. If you do these things, many other complex movements occur naturally without thinking about them. This is genius and teaching golf at it's best. He should be teacher of the year.

[lunaticninja]

Dear Chris Ryan. This video changed my driver game from 100% useless to almost perfect, I simply could not hit the ball at all (i'm a newbie, only 6 months in golf) and just the visual aid of thumbs and back of shoulder pointing towards the target in the backswing, was my EUREKA moment. Thank you so much for this. I would recommend this to any newbie trying to hit their driver.

[brandongrimes]

I've struggled with my driver my entire life and this video was the most helpful video I've ever watched. Keep it simple so you only have to focus on a couple checkpoints. Thank you sir!

[ph]

I haven’t played in 5 years and just started playing again. I have watched tons of tip videos. This video has literally made me go from hitting 160 to around 210 yards. Thanks for the simple directions.

[nickr]

Went to the range after seeing this video tip. Worked a dream, I can't believe how well I was hitting my driver after really struggling with all sorts of faults. Thanks Chris, you're a genius!!

[rontheguitarcollector]

My relationship with the driver has always been a contentious one. Recently I’ve stopped trying to swing hard and fast. I’ve simply just started making solid contact with the ball. I started with a half swing and worked from there into a full swing. Seems like the easier I swing the better the result. I may have lost some distance off of my best drive, but consistency has greatly increased, and I’ll take that trade off any day.

[Hacker-xeyv]

Best driver (or any club) swing tip out there. The old Manuel De La Torre adage, "you can tell someone what to do but you cannot tell them how to do it" is perfectly demonstrated by Chris' video..

[steveapollon]

This club is torturing me, driving me to distraction and undermining my game. Your video instruction tips has giving me confidence I can overcome my troubles. I'm off to the course to implement your instruction.

[coloz]

Hi Chris, me again. Spent a good deal of time practicing the tips and instructions in this video. When I first tried it, slowly, I immediately felt like I was swinging the club. I’d lost that feeling by spending a long time adjusting to half and three quarter swings. Sadly that made me strike at the ball instead of through it. So, here is the situation. Many videos telling me that I can swing less and hit the ball just as far. I’m going back to full swing tomorrow.

[mvitti]

This has been very helpful. The simplicity of this method has substantially improved my driving.

[adamdillman]

my driver was pretty good last yr, but its trash this yr! started slicing the ball again, spinning it up, losing distance, etc. I go to the range and I pure it after a couple warm up shots, go play and its trash again.
You're right, I've got to many swing thoughts/robotic movements, thanks for this video, this is definitely what I needed to see right now.

[giuseppeoliviero]

I like this !!! I have been in this situation for the past 2/3 weeks with my driver and too many swing thoughts over the ball and have no idea where the ball will go ( left or right ) I like what you said to feel the smooth swing thought instead of mechanics !! It is a no moment for me and my game even with my mid to long irons !! it us really not good and getting really frustrated and times very 🤬🤬🤬! So this morning going to the practice range and only want work on alignments grip and of course this video ?

[michaeldodd]

I was not aware of the arms moving so quickly in the process!! Thank you so much!!

[ivettehelal]

You put words to the problem I’ve been having as a new golfer. Too many “swing thoughts”….trying to remember the various instructions I’ve been given.

[golfcrazed]

Your right. The less things your thinking about the better. Just take a full swing. At set up do you mind setting up a few inches before the ball to promote hitting up on the ball ?

[stephenpeterson]

Brilliant because you keep it so simple Chris when the full swing is actually as complicated as golf gets. Thanks so much!