If they was one thing that could help you hit driver straight and get you to hit your irons perfect this is it.
In this golf lesson Danny Maude reveals how the best ball strikers (those that can hit driver straight and know how to hit irons consistently) have one thing in common. They control the low point in their golf swing to within 1/2 inch. In comparison the average 10 handicap golfer is on average 6 inches out.
In this golf video you will learn what low point is and how you too can begin to control it. If you want to improve golf swing and hit driver straight then learning to control your low point is possibly the most important thing you can do.
Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/V1fW2FVUNbk
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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
43 Comments
Respectfully wasnt ur low point begind the ball more than 6 inches from the previous low poijt?
I thought the goal was for all low poijts to be within 1/2 inch of each other?
Tiger dident take divots
Where is his lowpoint?
Great lesson, but on my course, and many in the area, the sand is fluffed up and powdery and impossible to advance the ball very far.
Great video. Please make another using the baby powder on a golf mat as suggested earlier. It will give us even more visualization to practice with. Your instructions really help me.
This all makes sense. But for years, many insructors have said move the ball forward for long irons and back for shorter ones. What are your thoughts?
Why is it that every video golf coaches put out there claim "this is the single best thing you can do to hit perfect shots"…
80% of the time I tug my irons to the left. More so with shorter irons. I need to try this tip for sure!
65 year old high handicap here.
It’s not a circle and the low point demonstration is incorrect. When you stand facing the camera and show the club at its lowest point, that is not correct because at that point of impact, your body would be about 50+ degrees open and the trail foot already off the ground. This means through impact, the low spot is not a point on the ground but a 6”-10”flatter spot that goes under ground due to the opening of the body and why pros take the long divots. Depending on your height, club length and swing arc, the path the head travels is not a circle but an elliptical of various and changing radius.
The sand trap demonstration proves this point, no?
These tips are really great but I find that I get more tense as the game goes on until I get to a point where I’m hitting either straight left or straight right, totally forgetting the follow-through. It would be great to have a ritual that I could work on to stay relaxed.
So, what your saying is, I need to hit it in the bunker more often.
I’ve been working on that this whole season and it’s really helping me wish I’d know this years ago.
Ok…"TrapMan" hailed it! What a simple yet powerful drill. Thanks to one of your low point lessons a while back, I've been using one of those cheap but accurate strike indicator mats with decent results. However, this drill provides even more information when it comes to the depth of strike. Love it. Love your lessons that apply to any skill level. Some instructors try too hard to translate and teach pro level skills that most golfers don't have the time, strength, or skill to mimic and therefore often just languish. However, things like consistency of setup and even low point control, are things anyone can learn and practice. Well done and thanks!
Thank you Danny for sharing
Always great info Danny. I wish we lived in the UK so I could bring my wife to you for lessons.
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I struggle with a hook and i have a tendency to get the head in front of the ball, hence probably my low point being too far in front. Not once though have i heard anyone explain that the low point being too far forward can induce a hook. This is gold and i know what I'll be doing when I'm back from holidays.
I recently found you and I'm so glad I did – you're the only pro I subscribe to now. I've been having real issues out on the course so drills like this should help. Thank you!
I did this today, never had a range session as good as today! Great video
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Danny.. I cannot say enough.. THANK YOU!! You lesson have helped me get so much better.. I am still trying to break 90.. but I am shooting 90-92 now.. I was always in the 94-96.. I am close!!
I think you just fixed my clubface at impact. I'm so impressed w/ this.
Excellent info and demonstration !!!
Thanks!
Thanks Bryson
These sand practice shot is brilliant, thank you Danny.
Danny, I want to make sure I completely understand you; you said that all of our iron shots should be played with the ball in the same place, about a blade length from our lead heel. Is this correct? Does this also include our wedges? If so, we only have 3 ball positions: irons, hybrids and woods, about a ball length from our lead heel, and driver, near our lead heel. Is this all correct? Cheers.
I feel like you are watching my game and then come out with a little help….😂😂😂😂
Thank you for another very helpful video.
Using the bunker provides good feedback.
Wedge and iron #4 ball position the same??? As distance between the feet should be different…🤷🏼
Great video again Danny. This drill is so good and I would say maybe one of the best ones for every golfer to do this. I even saw Bryson recommend similar drill so if he does it… Anyway, your content is just ever so good. Cheers from a Dutch fan of yours😉
Another excellent lesson Danny. Put into action this morning. It improved my iron striking and hybrids, resulting in longer, higher and straighter shots.
Also, I did concentrate on keeping my body centred over the ball which also helped.
Great drill!!!
Nice video Danny! Almost all bad contact is from low point error. The tighter one can get this, the better.
My problem addressed perfectly. Thank you once again Danny for your concise, easy to understand instructions.
Terry Cork
Really like this one Danny, getting a good low point should improve my fairway play.
After 50+ years playing this great game all over the world, my career may be over due to shoulder problems. I can't tell you all how lucky you are. Listen to this man, he knows what he is talking about. Just enjoy.
My swing has gone to hell recently and I am almost certain it is not finishing the swing. (club not getting above chest height even on driver). For some stupid reason I have gotten my head into the once the ball is hit it does not matter mentality and this is causing all manner of inconsistency and decelerating in the swing.
A video on getting these old bones to once again finish a swing would be great. (I have this problem even worse on driver and chips and it sucks even more there, duffs, thins total mess). Irons are not so bad as I generally compress and throw the head. The other clubs I am mentally trying to 'control' things and eeek.
Love this. I just need a flat sand trap at a practice facility! Thanks, Danny!
Thanks
Great! When I started to try and compress the ball. The bunker and sand really gives you great feed back
Bryson has same bunker drill, 💪
Great lesson Danny! I wish you would have been around 40 years ago. I'd be a much better player today had that been the case.
This explains everything and why I hit so inconsistent today at the range, thought I had fell of but probably just had luck before.
Very informative thanks