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Golf Driving For Seniors (WORKS EVERY TIME!)

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[mattlord]

Awesome stuff as always Adam. These tips are also useful for some of us golfers in our 30s who aren't as flexible as we would like to be:) Great tips, and great work on your Gain 25 yards course!

[Canoe]

Thank you, Adam! I am over 70 and regained 30-50 yards on my drives the first time out, using your suggestions. The one most helpful was the grip. I'd forgotten that after several years' layoff from golf. My drives returned to the 260-290 yard distance, immediately. I'd been "booming" them out to a mighty 200-210! It was disgusting; I could hit my 5 iron as far at that. Your tips saved the day and my drives. I'm hitting in the low 80's now. Here's a suggestion all of us older folks need to take to heart: do flexibility stretches every day. Do not skip a day. There are good videos showing the stretches which will help our game. And we all should get rid of the large gut we see so often on the course. Carrying a fifty pound belly will not help your rotation and it'll shorten your life as well as hinder your game. Take care of yourself from an early age and keep it up - weights and walking, or whatever makes you happy. Heavy dumbbells are not needed, but reps are. Thanks again, Adam. Your three tips are the best.

[OscarGonzalez-vgcp]

Adam always thumps up, your videos are excellent. Thanks for all your hard work.

[paulbeauregard]

Fantastic! Everything you said absolutely resonates! You have the best instructional channel on the web!

[kenkohl]

Great stuff. As a senior (70) I appreciate your sensible, effective twists to the game.

[mikerwin]

Keep coming back to this video. It seems I learn something different, each time I watch it, much appreciated.

[coursegolfsenior]

I am 65 years old, passionate about this beautiful sport, and I can tell you that I have improved a lot, thanks to the techniques of the "simpleseniors" course.

[johnk.atchley]

You can only make a longer backswing if you are very flexible. Look at Paine's left shoulder. It is not only under his chin, it is past it. This is fantastic flexibility. Most if not all seniors simply do not have the ability to turn their spine and shoulders this far. So if they attempt a longer backswing, they are more likely to make their left arm fold or bend, which will cause them to lose swing speed, not gain it. If they flex their wrists to the extent Paine is doing, they are also likely to loosen their grip, which will also mess up their swing. I will be 80 on June 17. I was 6 feet tall, am now just under 5'11" (we shrink with age) and weigh 228. I was told a year ago by a doctor who took x-rays of my spine that I have a slight amount of scoliosis. Never knew that. It might affect my ability to turn back, even though a am pretty flexible and car turn to put my hands on a wall behind me. I also seem to have relatively long legs and a relatively short torso, which also means I physically cannot turn my shoulders as far under my chin as a person with a longer torso. I have played golf for 59 years. I work hard on making a full turn back without necessarily thinking of making my backswing longer because the full turn back helps ensure that my downswing will come down along the plane and a bit inside out, thus making better contact. If I fail to relax and give my body time to make that full turn back, using knees and hips as well as the upper torso, I will almost certainly hit a weaker, shorter shot.

[philward]

Thank you. I was obsessing about trying to keep the left arm straight and struggling to get power and momentum with an incomplete back swing. Great tip and given me more confidence to continue with my own full back swing even if the left arm isnt perfectly straight.

[Brian-lhjj]

It was like a eureka moment with that darn pen pointing drill. I really never had that feeling before in my right wrist. Thank you very much Sir!

[jeffstaeger]

Excellent demonstration and commentary..thnx very much.

[jdavis]

Thanks for the great content. After watching many (perhaps too many) teachers on youtube, your channel is one of only 2 that I watch faithfully.

[abplusfive]

I turned 70 last year and I am now hitting the ball farther than ever, thanks to your instructions. I've benefitted most from your explanations and drills regarding solid contact, lag and loading, and the sequencing of the swing; also your emphasis on feeling versus thinking and "playing" (got Michael Hebron's book). For sure, a thought can not swing a golf club. I'm enjoying the game again like a kid. Thanks! I still need to develop more consistency on the course.

[MichaelBlock-yngw]

Tks much for great tips on fuller back swing. MIKE

[rasmus]

Fabulous tips Adam. I am a senior woman just coming to golf now and really glad to have come across your videos. Many thanks. Bernadette

[anischab]

This is basics without adding force deliberately.
Work on grip, backswing and rhythm... well explained

[bobstjern]

Game changer for me, I hit it straighter the further I take it back, slower with structure. More of these!

[pipersbergful]

You are the best. Can't wait for this blasted Corona to finish and try it out, what you teach.Thanks

[gunnarjinx]

Such an obvious genius in the game.... brilliant stuff. I like to point out things i personally feel need to be added... and that is where the leading shoulder sits and how leading arm is turning in the setup. Some preset that should outside the body... arm strong... shoulder already turned.. plus arm. U need that arm to turn the right way WITH a shoulder turn to create the whip ur searching for... LOVE all ur videos... really do respect .... Iceland ;)

[qomarqomarudin]

Awesome .. just subscribed Sir & thank you