How To Swing A Driver (like me) | Bryson DeChambeau

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How To Swing A Driver (like me) | Bryson DeChambeau

[jpm]

Gaining distance is the east part, finding your ball after is the hard part.

[cmalc]

Can't believe Bryson is generous enough to give this away. Practise these three drills, then put them together -> solid gold. Thank you !

[egprojects]

Probably the most clear 3 steps to practice I’ve seen on the internet. Thank you Bryson. Can’t wait to improve my drive! Let’s go!!

[benoit]

Bryson is absolutely awesome explaining all this, we need to appreciate it, very rare for a top pro golfer!!!

[MrTombed]

I've had some very terrible drives yesterday and then remembered this video. I've tried to remember those steps and the results were ridiculously good. Never before did hit this long and straight. It is truly game changing. Thanks for the great advice.

[davepierson]

This is legitimately the secret to hitting it far. Nobody explains it like you just did. Well done and thank you!

[adrianbialecki]

You are the player's player Bryson! Thanks for being open and explaining your experience with us mortals. Keep it coming and all the best

[nate]

the rope joke caught me off guard, nice one. Glad you are able to laugh at urself. You get portrayed by alot of people like ur the kind of guy that gets angry when you embarrass urself. Thanks for the content. GL in Thailand in the next LIV event, we're rooting for you to get that W!

[kankinping]

Bryson can you do a video to discus what gym exercises we can do to increase club head speed? Thanks!

[mikefenton]

Bryson, I have been a fan since you were an amateur. You show even more class again by sharing videos like this when you have plenty of money and really don't have to waste your precious time. I'm 56 and still trying to hit 330 yard shots at 193 lbs. I have always wondered about the physics of how to put it all together so again thanks so much for sharing. GOD'S BLESSINGS over You and Yours.

[DarrenSteele-mxks]

"Just chippin' it" LOL Thank you, Brian, that you so enjoy sharing your world of golf with us!

[Steevvee]

That advice is amazing. Stop trying to go for speed at the top, keep your line go slowly and then at the bottom go for power and speed.

[Mowers]

I like how you broke the swing down into three pieces so simple but a lot of work to make some improvement and I can’t wait to do the work. Thanks so much Bryson the brightest spot in golf today.

[trxe]

Thank you :) I knew we wanted speed at the bottom, but nobody ever tells you how. Your youtube channel has completely changed my impression of you, now you are one of my favorites!

[mike_w_]

As a former long drive champ not knowing much about gear at the time (2000-2008), the trend back then was to hit the stiffest shafts possible as it was an ego battle of sorts - I regrettably played along instead of testing softer shafts costing me who knows how many yards in competition. 3X and 4X shafts were commonplace! Take Bryson's advice and go with softer flexes until you sacrifice too much control (on the golf course).

[martinavizcomm]

I first came across Bryson before the Ryder Cup (I'm European btw), I absolutely love this guy & I was rooting for him all weekend!! Please teach me the different hitting action's between a draw & fade!! Peace everyone!!

[corn]

Do you have a stretching routine before you start playing? I’m asking because I’m imagining it being hard to come down with all of this force without some sort of stretching. Plus, since I started working out, I’ve buffed my back up and I’ve had to play with a short swing which still goes 250, but I’m trying to gain more distance and not pull my back

[D.WhiteJr]

Legit explanation. Bryson is good at breaking down the feels.
My biggest drivers come from when I feel like I swing 3/4 compact. But as I transition and shift the club stays there and loads up with energy then boom it’s released.

[garylucas]

Bryson what your forgetting is that we’re just mere mortals and your superhuman I’m grateful if I’m getting out there 250 ….keep being you my man 👌🏻

[jordan]

I appreciate that you tell people the dangers of over doing something, not many people would.