Easiest Golf Swing For Senior Golfers - New Discovery

Senior golfers don't hit the golf ball as far as they should not because of their age or flexibility but because they leave the Power Plane
In this golf video Danny Maude gives you 5 simple ways any golfer can stay on the power plane and immediately hit driver longer. You won't need all the golf tips but a combination of 1 or 2 could make a significant difference to your driver golf swing. Here's what you are going to learn:
1. The number one set-up mistakes destroying your driver swing
2. The one major power leak through impact
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I personally found learning the game too long and difficult in the early days. I read all the books, watched all the videos but my game was not improving. Then after studying various forms of neuro science, motor learning, psychology and personal development in less than two years I went from struggling golfer to the final stage of the Open Championship.
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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
Hope you enjoy

[@bobscott8016]

I've watched many many golf instruction KZbin videos but yours are without doubt the best and easiest to follow. As a 73 year old golfer I find your seniors lessons incredibly helpful

[@DanielMaude]

I love helping senior golfers Bob

[@goravens18]

@@DanielMaude just joked with my mother in law that you must have heard our conversation yesterday about improving seniors’ driving distance. Brilliant as always and looking forward to her feedback from this lesson. Thanks Danny!

[@carlosferrer6952]

You are by far the best instructor that I have come across.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help Carlos

[@howardphillips8513]

Tip 4: Yes, yes, yes! Subtle, detailed analysis of what really happens in the golf swing shows that through the hitting zone the spine of the right-handed golfer moves to the right, not the left as it would if the golf swing were like the Olympic discus thrower’s movement. This can be seen in film from behind the golfer, as seen in KZbin film of Sam Snead and Jamie Sadlowski. The ‘envelope’ for that component may be the discus thrower’s movement. Unfortunately, we tend to want to help hit the ball further by moving the bodyweight forward throughout the swing, right foot to left foot, but that just make us stiff. I have never heard any other teacher refer to the Hammer thrower’s movement. I don’t think it is widely understood. Tip 5: Yes, indeed, but it is so hard to let go of cherished, old, expensive clubs!

[@FlankerJackChannel]

Not exactly a senior golfer but I only just started playing golf this year at 48 years old. Fairly strong fairly athletic but this video hits exactly where I'm having the problems. I feel like I need to watch this video before every round of golf and practice session. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on

[@buckijunki8167]

Love this video. Just the other day I said to my husband, "Maybe we should look into getting some new golf clubs". I play with a set I bought in 1991. I am sure the technology of clubs has advanced as has my age. 😝

[@DanielMaude]

It certainly has 😁

[@michaelkirkbright4723]

Danny you’re a genius. I tried 4 of your 5 tips. “Throwing the hammer” what a sensation! For a 75 year old you’ve made my day. Thanks😍

[@Digital_Photog1995]

Great tips!! I, as a senior golfer at 78 years young now have senior shafts on all my irons and regular shafts on my driver, three wood and four hybrid. Got fitted for COBRA F-MAX SUPERLITE irons. Previous clubs were Callaway S2H2 steel shafts. Glad I made the change

[@DanielMaude]

That’s great Fred, thanks for sharing

[@rosshinson3929]

Hi Danny , I really enjoy watching your videos ....... I am getting ready to turn 76 ye😢ars young and enjoy the game of golf . I have been told my tempo is very smooth but get discouraged that I can't hit the ball as far as the younger players I play with . Your video on easiest swing for seniors is amazing........ glad you now my only instructor I will watch from now on .

[@wamo62]

I am just returning to the game after 25 years. I have been struggling with the driver slice - like every single drive. I played nine holes yesterday after studying many of your videos over the past few days. For the first time ever, I hit three beautiful slight-draw drives straight down the fairway. It was an amazing feeling seeing that kind of rapid improvement in my driver skill. I also had three great sand saves as well, all because of your content. Danny, thanks so much for what you do!

[@franciscoarista]

I have followed your tips and the driver was much more stright and long. Thanks a lot. Regards from Spain

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Francisco

[@bocelle8341]

Thank you very much. I have been watching your channel for a while.. The biggest reason is I can relate to some of our tips. Some of your lessons finally made something in my brain to click on. Though I am still working on it, most of my drives in my last round were longer and straighter. I was actually had the longest drive on most of the holes. Now I will keep working with your tips and now have to start over with my irons.

[@jamiesloan7259]

You can watch people loosin up with practice swings, and the freedom of motion throughout their body is effortless. Their turns look great. They shift their weight beautifully. Their finish looks good. Tempo is great. And, they can skim the grass every single time, on the perfect plane. However….. In comes that scary little white ball, and they’re literally scared stiff. They don’t even look like the same person. They get HYPER FOCUSED on the ball, and it becomes their target. Just relax people, and swing the club through the hitting area. You’d be pleasantly surprised with the results. Great video.

[@davebenson1021]

I tried the turn and look behind and was amazed as to how different it felt and the flex it gave me ! Now, I will practice before putting this technique to use as my back is already stretching muscles I didn't know I had but I am excited !! Clever use of examples (as the steering wheel) in your video. Puts things in a different frame of mind.

[@johnschwartz1536]

Your five tips to senior golfers Danny were exceptional! I, being a senior golfer, took each one to heart. On occasion, I do not get the desired width in my backswing and this does limit my distances. I do like the "Power Plane" concept and the "Hammer Thrower" analogy! Like your dad, I have made changes in my golf bag and gear. I have gone to a much lighter driver shaft (regular with 50 grams) fairway woods -49 grams, 3, 4, 5 hybrids-65 gram shafts. Face balanced putter. I've changed from steel shafts to graphite shafted irons and woods. Now, golf again is a pleasure to play!

[@johnschwartz1536]

I used this "power plane" today Danny and it was powerful and I definitely gained distance with both irons and woods! I will now incorporate this into my normal routine! Best score I've had in months. Thank You Danny!

[@RosevilleGary]

Danny, thanks for another fantastic video. I'm 68 years old and pretty strong. Just had a lesson two days ago and he stopped me from starting the backswing by turning my hips first. He was right about that but he did not help me with a trigger to start the backswing. I played after that lesson but still was struggling. I saw your video today and then went to the range. I was using the one swing thought of turning around to see who was calling me. Oh my God, that is the best I have it the ball in a long time and with that swing thought my swing felt very fluid and easy. Thank you very much Gary

[@peterjackson5809]

Danny, one of your very best videos. It works! Tried on the course yesterday. What really helped me was the steering wheel tip and the correction to open shoulders.

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Peter 😁

[@kurzhaarguy]

Really superior teaching. With any discipline-be it mathematics or stone masonry-gifted teachers find ways to hear, see, and feel the lessons. We all learn in different proportions through different media. When you cover them all in an understandable way, it really sticks. I’m a 62 year-old beginner. I can’t tell you how helpful your coaching is. Anyone who doesn’t view in is missing a wealth of information. Thank you, once again!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Khrzhaar 😁 appreciate the feedback and support 👍

[@Hplarrialb]

You've found your niche--there are a lot of seniors out there who will benefit from these excellent videos, your dad is your secret weapon, that constricted swing you showed is like most of mine. thanks!!

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind thank you

[@IainDuncan-bf5pr]

danny great tips sir i would now consider myself a senior golfer at 61 in the last year i changed my clubs from anold set of calawaysto a newer set of calaways but i seem to have lost a lot of distance been following you for a while now and been trying out a few of your tips i do hit the ball ait straighter but cant seem to get the distance back any help would be great keep up the great work you do on the channel it helps us all im sure but me a great deal atb iain

[@DanielMaude]

Start by assessing where the possible power leaks are. Is it quality of strike or club head speed?

[@ianmcmillan2634]

Thanks Danny. I am 63, Senior? don't feel so as still flexible. Never been a very long hitter. What I can say these and similar drills you've supplied have me driving the ball further and straighter than I did 10 years ago. Also love watching your Dad's progress.

[@DanielMaude]

So good to hear Ian

[@stewartmhyre1528]

Danny, as a senior 61 year old golfer who just started playing 8 months ago I love your videos. I’ve learned so much keep up the great instruction!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Stewart

[@bobreidy8665]

One of your best. I am 74 and now swing like a rusty gate after a 25 year layoff. Hope to gain more enjoyment by trying out some of your tips. Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Bob 😁

[@user-dl9fg3vt7o]

Hi Danny , I started watching your channel 3 weeks ago and thank to your driver tips I have increased my distance from 150 to 200 years , can’t wait to try more of your lessons Cheers

[@DanielMaude]

That’s awesome to hear Andrew

[@bjm2762]

Great video Danny. Thanks to this video I played my first comp today and came 3rd. It was only a 9 hole summer league game but I scored 22 points off 9 hcap with a 40 yard chip in on the 8th for a birdie and 4 points. Used the looking behind trick to get a better position and now hitting longer shots.

[@bobt5778]

One of your very best videos for sure! The tilted plane graphic was terrific! I think swinging back and forth on a flat plane is simple for most people. However when you are tilted forward at address, the back and forth motion starts to appear as up and down, and weird things begin to happen. And it's still just the same motion.

[@DanielMaude]

Yes, it just takes a little practice and maybe some feedback from a camera

[@stevedrinkwater-jm4yq]

Great video, can hit my irons really well but just be the only person who can hit 5I further than driver so will be trying this advice thanks

[@donaldschmidt2990]

Absolutely fantastic swing thought!! As simple as imagining someone calling your name behind you. You are 1000 percent spot on Danny. The vast majority of golfers are so obsessed with steadiness and stability they forget to move. They suffer from self imposed "Rigor Mortis." That blame falls to a large degree on the teaching pros of today. They preach the Golfing Gospel of "Static This" and "Stationary That" to the extent that players are bound in chains. Or even Mummified!! Fortunately for your viewers Danny, you don't fall among that brethren. Your steadfast belief in playing with freedom can help unshackle any player. The greatest adage in golf is that the ball "Doesn't know who's hitting it." Players who outperform their peers simply think in freer terms. Age or gender has nothing to do with it. Thank You for reaffirming that indisputable truth. Keep sending us more great content.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s very kind Donald, freedom all the way

[@nicwp7320]

great video, i have let my left heel lift a little and it has helped me so much, more light footed give you motion

[@DanielMaude]

Great idea Nic

[@GerryMcGrane]

Excellent video Danny with easy to follow instructions / explanation. On the equipment front, I recently purchased the new Ping 430 with the lighter shaft and grip and am now hitting the driver with confidence for the first time in a long, long time!!! Not cheap I know, but a good investment for me as the driver was my biggest obstruction to scoring! Looking forward to the summer with even more runout!

[@DanielMaude]

That’s wonderful to know Gerry

[@neildenny]

Brilliantly communicated once again. Love that looking behind drill. You could call that one "The Owl"

[@DanielMaude]

I like it 😁

[@stevensouth7935]

Thanks Danny for all your great videos. Approaching senior status, handicap 11, but driver and the longer clubs have always been a weak point. Trying to follow all the tips, but keep hitting massive pulls. Will keep plugging away. Thanks again.

[@DanielMaude]

Sounds like your club face is closed, do you hit slices too or just pulls

[@stevensouth7935]

@DanielMaude When I've hit a bad pull, you can guarantee the next one will be a push / slice. Then the Driver / 3 Wood gets consigned to the bag for the rest of the round. Trying to do everything that is in your tips, but struggling to get a consistent shot pattern.

[@bobgetterz4531]

At age 81 I have been searching for the answer for 30 years. This video has cleared my mind and I can now maintain a 11 handicap.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help Bob

[@jirby100]

Like all of your videos, this one was great. Your analgy to throwing a hammer helped me realize that, at age 69, I do the same as your dad because my back musles and abb musles have gotten lazy. I think I need to use my back musles and abbs get my chest up and pull in the opposite direction as I want the ball to travel as I complete my swing. That will give me more snap at the end of my swing resulting in greater head speed. Somehow I've gotten it in my head that, by that point, I've already hit the ball so what difference does it make. Not true. Thanks so much and keep up the good work.

[@lawrencecantwell2278]

Danny, once again great video. As a senior, I will work on the tips you have provided. Thanks.

[@ronvanlierop6142]

Danny, as always your videos motivate me to go straight to the driving range to apply your tips. And the nice thing about that is that it helps me a lot to improve my golf game

[@DanielMaude]

That’s wonderful Ron

[@gilles888]

Some of the best golf tips ever, all the tips described are all the one which has fixed all my issues for accuracy and performance, thank you very much Danny

[@wilhuizinga5259]

Danny, thank you so much for five fabulous simple tips for me as senior golfer.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Wil, have a great weekend

[@mattcristino9804]

Hi Danny, Good stuff as always. I enjoyed the example you used to look back as if someone was calling you. These tips are good checks to remember when I am out on course. Have a good week

[@DanielMaude]

And you Matt, all the best

[@mpham8911]

I can't wait to use these great tips. Your Dad's swing is very relatable to what I am experiencing now.

[@davidpollard3921]

Absolutly brilliant thank you !!!!

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind David thank you

[@davegregory2809]

As someone who is knocking on the door of senior status these are incredibly helpful tips! I shall be attempting to incorporate these into my game this afternoon. Great stuff as always Danny

[@DanielMaude]

All the best Dave

[@simmo5071]

Better knock loud many of the chaps I play with are going deaf. 😅

[@alangoudie2299]

5 excellent ,easy to understand tips. I will follow Danny's advice. Having clubs suitable to your age, fitness & ability is important. Suitable clubs give you the opportunity to play as well as you can. Thank you Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

They really do Alan, you don’t need to go out and buy a whole new set usually just take a few clubs away and add one or two

[@dantheman1281]

Danny, another great video lesson. As a 76 year old I appreciate the journey that your wonderful dad is on with your help. I still carry a 14.2 with pretty good distance (225 average drive), but I got fitted 4 years ago and replaced everything in my bag. It DID make a big difference, so you hit the nail on the head with your last tip. Thank you for all of the lessons for us seniors who still love the game.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Dan appreciate the support 😁⛳️

[@susandowning4615]

Brilliant video again Danny. Just love your dad and your relationship xx

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Susan 🙏

[@lamigue46]

Danny , thank you so much for a video aimed at we senior golfers (there's a lot of us out there). Lots of videos on KZbin about trying to smash a drive 350 yards - we can't or maybe we can now 😊 ! Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

So true

[@alexandros4703]

What a great instructional video especially with your Dad. What I wouldn't do to be able to do that again, it doesn't get better than that👍😊

[@stratovani]

Excellent video for us old guys. I recently bought a Mizuno ST-Z 10.5° driver, and using your tips from one of your recent driver videos I've finally learned how to properly hit a driver. Yesterday in my round I was able to hit (for me) some monster drives! One of my goals for this year is to hit my driver 240 yards consistently, and I now feel I'm on my way to doing this. Thanks, Danny!

[@mikenorthern1024]

Danny, well done! This vision of the swing circle or arc on the set up plane is gold!! Be it for a seasoned golfer like your dad or beginner. I really feel this method is great throughout the bag. It has transformed my experience and joy of the game. Thanks for doing these. FYI- your dad is a true gentleman. Keep him on the videos.

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind of you Mike

[@kamal2toys]

0:14 6

[@danielgriffis5478]

I always enjoy seeing your relationship with Dad

[@JamesSpaw]

Danny just discovered your site with your lesson with Pete Cowen. Love your lessons for seniors. I’m 73 been golfing for 50 years was once down to a 3 handicap. In past 10 years I have lost a lot of distance n handicap is up to 13. Can’t wait to try some of your senior tips.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you James and happy to help!

[@brucevanwyk3257]

Great tips!!! Thank you for showing us how we can continue to enjoy playing golf well into our senior years. The game is more then just playing, it is about who you get to play it with. My wife just started playing last year. We are both in the senior stage of life. She enjoys getting out on the course for some exercise. We enjoy being able to play together. Great to see you and your dad playing together!

[@gerardbyrne780]

I love this video. I'm 82 and thought I was incapable of a turning back to create power. After watching this video I used the "looking back behind me" exercise, and it has done wonders for me. Thank-you Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s amazing Gerard

[@PhilA-xr8nh]

Thanks Danny. Another great video and I'm one of the seniors this is aimed at, so I find this particularly helpful. Great to see you supporting your Dad to such good effect. Other teachers emphasise 'shallowing' and 'in to out', but you don't. Can I ignore those subtle deviations in the swing?

[@DanielMaude]

I just think it’s a trendy term that some are jumping on but in reality if you learn the natural swing

[@user-zi3re4nx7n]

Took this advice to the range! Have to say brilliant! I can now hit a driver 😊 thank you!

[@daveweedall4505]

Thanks for another great lesson Danny. I'm struggling with consistency and I have a problem with leaving the face open on impact. Hoping tip 4 might help. Cheers

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how it goes Dave

[@dwaynekremko138]

Great info for the seasoned golfer. Thanks.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Dwayne, all the best

[@billbond1028]

Hi Danny. Clearly introducing your dad as the star of the show has hit the spot for similarly aged golfers with the continuing desire to get better, me included. Can I assume that this swing plane/turn applies to all shots (except pitch & chips) hence avoiding what I term as quitting or not commiting to the shot and all the frustration that follows the result. Bye the way, Maude senior is invited down to Somerset for a friendly 4 ball....with me and some mates. Bill

[@OscarGonzalez-vg3cp]

Nice Danny. Yes, good lesson for senior like me. Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Oscar, have a great weekend

[@rmr786]

I'm one of your subscriber to your channel..I consider you are my personal coach..tqvm

[@TheSports50]

Great instruction Danny. Danny it was you idea of extending by backswing that has helped me really start hitting the ball with power. The idea someone says hi and you look over your shoulder with your neck. I was able to do this easily. So I have been doing practice repetitive swings works on this idea with backswing and your lever idea. The swing feels so good and smooth thanks to your drills that I do at home and the range

[@jessegomez6134]

Thank You Danny for all the information you give us senior golfers. I am sure every senior golfer, your dad , and I really appreciate your professional guidance . Thanks from a senior golfer from San Antonio Texas.

[@jackm1591]

Hello Danny, I've subscribed and followed your videos for years. Thank you very much for all of the great golf tips. After watching today's video - I stumbled upon your video of recommended daily golf exercises at the Peter Cowan facility. The tips are great. As a 65 year old with a stiff back, I go to my Chiropractor once a month for a tune up :). He has drummed into me that when we stretch and exercise we should always exercise the opposite side of our body as well, to keep the body balanced in strength and flexibility. He also advises that after every other hole while on the golf course to swing a long iron in the opposite of my normal direction about 5-6 times. Again, for the purpose to help keep the body balanced - it has helped me finish 18 holes with less stiffness and discomfort in my back. I just wanted to share in case it may help some of your students. Thanks again for improving my golf game. CHEERS! Jack in the States

[@peterarmstrong3298]

In my late 50's and just had a second knee replacement so I'm looking to regaining my backswing on my golfing return in the summer. Very helpful tips for me thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Peter, would love to hear how you get on

[@edbutler3183]

Danny - everyone one of the tips is brilliant. Each one addressed a fault I was doing. Thank you

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Ed, all the best

[@davidharris6728]

Great content as usual. As a senior who only hits driver 200/220 odd yards these days, some great tips in there. Nailed it at the end Danny, about using the right gear. Don't be too hung up about trying ladies and/or senior shafts folks. Really helps with ball speed and closing the face more at impact.

[@DanielMaude]

💯 David, ignore what the brand or club is and simply use what works

[@timothydwojak2813]

Simply explained and easy to implement thanks Danny

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Timothy

[@MartinG-vq8ji]

Good to see your dad still smashing the ball

[@DanielMaude]

Always great to have him on the channel

[@bootybandy]

Amazing instructional video Danny. So much of benefit to senior golfers like myself. Thank you.

[@deanwestby1354]

Great video Danny, throwing the hammer is a brilliant visual aid.

[@WilliamBenedict]

Thanks Danny for thinking of us seniors. I am 74 and try to play 3 to 4 rounds a week. Your lessons are a big help for me. BTW, I shot 82 today, one of my better rounds in a long time.

[@JiKimbo]

Well done 👍

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure William, really happy to help

[@DanielMaude]

@@JiKimbo 🙏

[@WilliamBenedict]

@@DanielMaude I am in Thailand. It is hot most of the time. But the 14th hole I find I get lazy and seeing with my arms. Any suggestions? I always walk the course.

[@bobreidy8665]

@@WilliamBenedict I am 74 and play . times a week, walking. I live in Darwin where a cool day is 30 degrees celsius. I carry glucose sweets in my bag and chew them when the going gets hard. Stamminade also helps much more than water.

[@geoffdickinson2216]

Hi Danny, every Saturday after watching your lesson videos I just want to get out and put them into practice. Course looking great in spring sunshine,🤞for dry day here soon and can get that driver swinging!

[@DanielMaude]

I love this time of year Geoff

[@paulainsworth6191]

As usual great advice -off the the back garden I go to practice your advice, many thanks

[@DanielMaude]

All the best Paul

[@rw_golf6387]

Fantastic video Danny. I especially love the visual aids and the idea of the hammer throw. Once you trust this idea and let it go the result is pure ball strikes in the center of the club. No more toe shots!!! Thanks for all you do for the golfing community.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure, really happy to help

[@hughgraham2688]

Hi Danny, I live and work in St Andrews and have gone through the Callaway fitting programme. It was a really nice experience and I got fitted out with my new irons and hybrid 4 wood. As I've just turned 60 my ball speed is way down to where I was once able to play and I now struggle to get the distance. Really liked your video but as we get older we get really stiff and unable to rotate as well as we used to, however your little tips make sense and I need to be so aware of relaxing my arms and shoulders to get in the positions you've shown.

[@phildodd4117]

Great video. I will try the tips next time I go out golfing. Thanks

[@petermolyneux9544]

I'm a senior, still reasonably flexible, and just love these tips which I'll certainly put to good use. I have an ancient Callaway 9 wood which I'll dig out and re-grip to see how it helps. Thanks Danny.

[@user-qf4sx6up2t]

What a great Tip Danny!!!! Thanks, Stavros

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Stavros 👌

[@davetate6733]

Great tips as always. AAA+ to your visuals guy who puts the graphics in. It explains the plane really well. I need to move my circle 😂

[@golfislife9150]

Another great video Danny. I like the way you emphasize feel over technical positions. Once you learn the feel everything else takes care of itself. Thanks!!

[@DanielMaude]

It really does

[@andrewbailey6501]

As ever Danny, good solid advice. Not quirky, magical fix everything cons but good nuggets of gold that make sense and easy to follow. Keep up the great work!

[@DanielMaude]

Very kind Andrew 🙏

[@robsengahay5614]

I have been following this series of driver improvements from Danny for a few weeks now (I am 62) and it is really starting to bear fruit. I have literally gone from hitting 25% of fairways to 80%. Something I have never done in my life. And I am fairly consistently hitting drives of 180-200 metres which is better than my best drives before. My confidence is rising and I think that I have more to give. I would love to hit 220 metre drives. I have also finished 2 rounds of golf this past week using the same ball! And with two scores under 90 which are the first times I have broken 90 since 2018. The other major plus is that I have far more limited swing thoughts now. Honestly I was mentally exhausted sometimes before with all my swing thoughts. And thinking less makes me less stiff and robotic with a better tempo.

[@stevechristopher1589]

Thanks for another great video Danny, just a point about the 9 wood that your Dad was fitted for - what yardage was he achieving and which iron clubs did it replace, regards Steve

[@ryanmacfarlane7465]

most valuable swing thoughts from any teacher ever! Love seeing wrong way/right way

[@ShaneBiscayaBaller]

The best advice on GolfTube thanks Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Biscaya 😁

[@simmo5071]

As I match the age group and first name of your student mentioned, the tips ring true for me. I have added a pre shot practice swing on the tee were I swing the club off the ground much like a baseball swing start at hip height then liberally drop the hands down toward the ball. Surprisingly the swing tends to get me with a reduced over the top and a more powerful swing. Completely forget the golf ball and just get a swinging routine, it also reminds me that my weight shifts ever so slightly from back to front foot. Hope that makes sense “it does to me”

[@DanielMaude]

Love that Simmo

[@Millie-c]

I pressed down too far at the waist when I first started learning, making me swing too hard and breaking the lawn🤐

[@joneastelow3242]

Love your enthusiasm Danny. And lots of great info. I'm not as old as some of your seniors but sometimes feel it😂...I use therabands daily for muscle strength and memory and even use them for a quick warm up in the carpark before playing just before firing a big ripper.... That's 200 yards for me.😊

[@DonaldAronson]

Thanks!

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Donald

[@rickrisatti6029]

You're the best! Wish I had l seen your videos before I visited my sis in law and played Cantebury..You've made playing I'm my senior years so much more fun

[@benat888]

Thanks again Danny. Really great help. Our courses are just starting to open up this week!!!

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure, please Ignore the person trying to impersonate me.

[@JKerr-iy2jr]

Gives me a totally different perspective on my backswing when you looked back at a target to aid your set up. Will have to try it at the driving range first to avoid a giant swing and a miss while playing on my league.

[@DanielMaude]

Hope it helps you J 👍

[@MpenziYako]

Wonderful advice as usual Danny. I need to get to the top of the backswing without losing sight of the ball - need to practice these moves. Good luck on the million subscribers will encourage my pals to subscribe. Mark

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the support Mark

[@genedalton2712]

Thanks Danny, great video.

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Gene

[@AVX60]

Great coaching video, keep it up Danny 👍 You’re Dad’s becoming a KZbin star 😁

[@smudgesmith7007]

Brilliant tips, yet again Danny, thank you!

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure, happy to help

[@davidpayton5430]

Thanks so much Danny. Tips 1 & 2 - would it help to place your trail foot slightly back to help rotation and keep the proper plane ?

[@DanielMaude]

💯 just know that what you gain in the backswing you may lose in the downswing. Harder to get through the ball with the right foot back

[@stratplayer10]

Fantastic video for any golfer, but makes so much sense for a senior golfer. Great simplicity to your approach and your passion for our game. A must watch! Well done Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Raymond 😁

[@vinceschiavo5385]

Smashing stuff, Danny - cheers!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Vince, all the best

[@buzzmoulton]

Another great video. Thanks Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the support Jay

[@markpousson5830]

Great video…nice that you included your dad in this one!

[@DanielMaude]

Always good to have him on the channel

[@ricksmith5230]

Thanks this week is Hammer Time🇺🇸

[@DanielMaude]

Lovely