Generate 125+ Driver Clubhead Speed

[Labgorilla]

This video is THE best explanation of the different phases of the driver swing on YouTube. It seems like a lot but the reality is that to hit the ball with speed, these movements are necessary in sequence. Well done, this is excellent and I look forward to using it to improve my distance too.

[erichollowaymusic-original]

Ive watched SO SO many videos on swings. I play guitar and always tell ppl that so many videos are correct but certain ones hit certain ppl differently, but one day whoever will see a video that makes sense to them. Well I feel this swing video was that for me and many! Its a different way of looking at it and this actually really helped me!

[a.l.]

Explained very clearly in each motion details. Thanks both 🙏🏼🙇🏻‍♂️

[stephanparis]

Excellent, very detailed video! It took me over a year, several instructors, and watching many videos to put together and learn all the information contained in this single 15 minute video.

[WillertMorris]

Great illustration of proper mechanics. Thank you.

[slowhypno]

As a golf professional I will say that teaching my students to get in that shallowed position WITH THE HANDS RELAXED is the most difficult thing to get across. Thanks. Very well done.

[raroca]

Thanks for the video. Its a complete guide for a good swing. I hope I can copy it as much as possible.

[puttipongchavapong]

Appreciated with every detail in the video.
Many thanks for your dedication.

0:38 : Set up
4:20 : Take Away
7:25 : Down Swing
12:00 : Hit ball
13:25 : Releasing
15:30 : Impact drill

[karemariuslunde]

An excellent video - a very good combination of teacher and demonstrator makes it superb.

[BruceBusby]

I recall the day that I tried to relax my hands and allowed the club to drop into the slot. It felt effortless and the ball rocketed off the face. My best days are when I feel like I have 1/2 hour other downswing. The ball goes as far or (more likely) further than when I'm not doing well and trying to muscle the club through the ball.

[willlong]

Totally agree with the previous quote. Shut up!

[jeffdownhour]

great example of feel vs real. He feels like he doesn't "flip" or turn over his wrists, but you can see a tremendous turn over of the wrists through the hitting area. Nice video.

[freddyguerrero]

Very nice instructional video, thank you so much, can’t wait to get to the driven range!!!!

[Popspicker]

What an absolutely brilliant lesson, Thanks for asking all the right questions for us

[SwayPromo]

I love how you let the player explain It. Because he is the one that Can generate that speed. Gives us deeper insight.

[AndrewDCDrummond]

This video has most of what I am feeling/working on, although I have to make sure that I practise initially 'heel-to-heel' to avoid my usual error of getting on my toes, or I can't get these moves/feels. Nate mentions ensuring right side extension on the backswing (and the counter to that is the compression of the left side) and I think this movement of the upper thoracic spine is very important in getting to that shallowing position he mentions, the lower body transition switches that upper back into right sidebend with the hands left behind in that shallowed position, the main feel is a tightening of the lead arm across the chest as you transition. Most amateurs don't have that tilt/sidebend/extension in the backswing, and so when the lower body transitions it just pulls that back into an OTT position. Look at Nate's slow motion to see the extremes of how that upper back is moving - Tommy Fleetwood is similair.

[densterYT]

This is gold... I very much appreciate the pace of the video and the back and forth interaction.

[Damonkeyspanda]

Best oral and visual explaination ever. I’ve been missing this. THANK YOU

[dougm]

Very good description of the chain of actions and hence events to deliver top speed….understanding and doing are two different things however but at least this gives me some great thoughts to take to the range!

[firstnamelastname]

Thanks for video, the slomo was very helpful!