DRIVER HOW TO SWING MORE IN-TO-OUT (SIMPLE DRILLS)

[@crisc5939]

I picked up golf seriously three years ago. In those three years, my driving has been the most inconsistent club, and in the best of times the I would shoot fades with it, more often than not though I shot slices if I didn't completely slow down my swing and hope for a 200 yard shot. I watched this video last night, and in my 9 hole round at my typical course today, I had 4 of the best drives of my life (260-290yd, onto the fairway), 2 OK ones (220-240, just off the fairway) and one awful drive (first tee box jitters). I hope this is not just lightning in a bottle, and I can maintain this. It helped that I hit a bucket of balls on the range first of course. Thank you Danny, I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@DanielMaude]

Thats brilliant to hear Cris, thanks so much for sharing

[@mattbickham5635]

By far the best instructional channel I have seen so far on KZbin.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the feedback Matt, appreciate the support

[@lendzubow]

Just saw this excellent video. This concept of disassociation is missing from most teaching. I know I am so focused on concepts like "connection" and "synchronizing the arms and body" that I never have my arms swinging freely. More videos stressing this one point would be very helpful. Thanks!

[@mick19421]

In my opinion Danny, your up there with the best instructors on you tube.

[@richardburke4129]

I think this in-to-out lesson is one of your best. Three simple things. not overly complex. The first point about proper body alignment left of target is really spot on and has helped me greatly. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

Thats great Richard, appreciate you sharing your feedback with me

[@JustUsGF]

Thanks much for this video. Should it be right of target if your a left handed golfer? Us lefties need to decipher the well-done videos. Still one of my favorite instructors! @DanielMaude

[@cbr8206]

​@@JustUsGFyes.

[@SLHfernie]

Absolutely great video. I really like Rick Shiels, Me&MyGolf and Chris Ryan, but for my money Danny Maude is the best coach on KZbin. I wish him every success, which he thoroughly deserves.

[@DanielMaude]

Mike Birmingham, very kind of you to say Mike, the youtubers you speak about are great guys

[@Frenchtoon]

probably the best golf explanation video ive ever watched tbh Danny. The whole tennis/golf thing did it for me thanks. ive always been a slicer of the ball but cant wait to test this out. thanks

[@chrishouse6480]

Hi Danny. I am a 14 handicapper and I have been struggling with my driver for a while and had lost all consistency and length as well. This video was like a light coming on for me. Within two rounds I have consistently begun hitting it straight and longer. Thanks.

[@thesportsmiler]

BEST LESSON ON KZbin.... DIS-ASSOCIATION of shoulder , letting the club actually hit up on it, Super HELPFUL

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks or the comment, hope it helps

[@lesszabo5625]

This was much easier to grasp as to how to get the club on the right path than a lot of other examples that I've seen. Thanks Danny, as soon as the weather allows I will be at the range and applying this instruction.

[@DanielMaude]

Les Szabo brilliant, I look forward to hearing how you get on

[@timothyw7663]

I appreciate your point about the disassociation of the club head from the body. Also your commentary on the psychological barriers to hitting inside to out if you're a slicer is very helpful. That can't be said enough to a slicer/fader.

[@DanielMaude]

Timothy W thanks for the feedback Timothy...hope it helps you out

[@jeffsquires7831]

Danny you are now my golf role model. I learn more from you than any other instructor. You could probably be my role model in other areas of my life but let's stick to golf for now. Serious thanks for your help.

[@thephotographer539]

I have come OTT for 34 years, and I suppose we that do that stand closed because we think that if we are aligned to the right of target, we will then swing outside to in to that line, which SHOULD be down the target line . . . . false logic I guess. I'm just off to the range to try try brushing up on that driver. It worked on my swing simulator I put in the garage during lockdown, but let's see how it is for real. Nothing ever has been able to stop me chopping down at the ball from the outside, but we don't give up! An hour later . . . . . yes, very impressive! I hit some lovely clipped little draws with a 7 iron off the deck. However, the point of the video was to impart anti clockwise (draw) spin on the ball with the driver, and I couldn't do it at all. Some nice solid straight ones, but nothing moving right to left. If I tried to roll over, I just pulled it left. So, must be still OTT

[@DanielMaude]

Good luck Terry

[@thomasgoodwyn3710]

As a tennis player who is teaching himself the game of golf, the topspin analogy has helped greatly. Thanks for the clear and concise video.

[@cbr8206]

Now you know what happens when a baseball player teaches himself the game of golf...slice city.

[@MizunoIronMan]

Have looked at many others giving advice on this topic here on KZbin, this is by far the most well presented and informative of the lot . Thanks for posting , top class .

[@DanielMaude]

MizunoIronMan, thanks again, appreciate you taking the time to provide support

[@billswitzer1516]

Danny, Absolutely the best explanation of hitting a draw that I have ever watched; and trust me, I have watched more than I care to admit. Well done mate!

[@roncowper5785]

I like that term Danny. ........ disassociate the arms from the body. That’s exactly what I don’t do hence my lunge at the ball as I have followed other coaches tips which recommend using the body rather than the arms. Keep up the good work.

[@jason-wl4vc]

Great video Danny,

[@DanielMaude]

Hope it helps Jason

[@tomeldridge2915]

If only I could have made it last. This video was the last I watched before heading out on a golfing vacation. We arrived at Panmure GC on a cold, drizzly day, I took my rental set to the range not expecting much. Keeping in mind Danny’s tips I ripped a sweet draw about 125 with my PW. I then proceeded to go through my bag up to my four iron hitting nothing but baby draws. Although I was never able to turn the driver. It would start right and stay there. I simply made an adjustment with my swing path and started hitting it straight. It was a wonderful feeling knowing which way my ball would fly, but alas, the next time out, it was gone, as if it were a dream. Please excuse my tears.

[@DanielMaude]

Amazing, well done Tom

[@davidoug22]

I play off 5/6 and struggle with bad drives when off. I'm. Badly in to out and this 3 point drill looks great gonna try. 104 downs.. Idiots this is good advice and very accurate. It may not work for everyone but the advice is sound! Cheers danny gonna try it. Been slicing driver non stop but hitting irons pure small fade very strange

[@DanielMaude]

David Douglas thank you David for your support, look forward to hearing how you get on

[@davidoug22]

@@DanielMaude still hit 80 balls right. It's driving me mental haha. Found taking club back slower left hand passing over right thigh.going around andup Then focus on swinging down again close to right thigh but hitting out to right helped but needs work

[@kevinquigley3]

I experience something similar to this. A baby fade with the irons and a general slice on my driver/3 wood. Mind you I can drive the ball down the fairway pretty successfully on most days. But this is still a matter of an out to in swing path. Your irons back spin to side spin ratio is higher which keep the ball out left and can sometimes fade it. However with the driver, since there’s not a lot of back spin maybe 25-2700 rpm and upwards of 1000 maybe more side spin, the back spin doesn’t keep the ball straight and lets the ball sweep big across the fairway. I notice when I’m slicing driver and missing left with irons, focusing on a slight slight pause at the top of my swing really pulls everything back to a neutral or slightly inside out swing path.

[@eddiewright6537]

Just come across you Danny loved the simplicity of your teaching, I was a 6 handicapper age catching up with me playing off 14 biggest problem at the moment is pulling left !

[@jimsaddler942]

Great video Danny--I've watched this several times. My instructor told me years ago to pronate, pronate, pronate! And all I did in order to close the clubface was to come over the top, much like your early tennis day example! Also, I have a tendency to aim right, which obviously now is wrong! One training aid that has helped me considerably is the SKLZ Gold Flex. It helps the tempo and timing considerably! Once the swing path is corrected, hands light on the grip and letting the club "swing itself", it's amazing how far and straight you can hit the driver with very little effort!

[@DanielMaude]

Jim Saddler it is indeed Jim, great to hear you are making progress, thanks for sharing your progress

[@steveford11]

I recently recorded myself as i slice, i'm doing the over the top shoulder movement you emphasize here, can't wait to get to the range and work on this, cheers Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

steveford11, fantastic, let me know how it foes

[@philipbaddeley9163]

Danny, I used this approach today on the course - great success. The only adustment I had to make was to tee up a bit higher. I normally use the white castle tees i.e. about 1.25" but they don't give enough height to "sweep up" on the ball. This method (I think) also gave me more top-spin and distance. Excellent Video !

[@nikkinike3]

I really learn soooo much from you Danny thank you..I was shooting 103-107...I was the person aiming to the right.. my last two scores were 91 and today 88!,, You obviously speak my language, what I don’t exactly understand is when you say left parallel of my targets line. I address the ball to target then slightly turn my body to the left..most times it’s great and consistent but sometimes I think I turn too much, then stare at the ball as my target and pull...is there a sequence to achieve the right way consistently...I even went to your web site to search for a lesson on alinement...didn’t see one. I do not want to hear from any other teachers so I await your response...my husband is shooting even par most days, and he is amazed at my quick progress...our course here in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico isn’t easy but Golf is becoming FUN!!! Come on down to play at Quivera it’s a Jack N course...if you’re ever in my hood..omg I’m OD ON YOUR LESSONS...SO PLS set me straight on the meaning exactly of left parallel ..I love it cuz my body clears now...it’s sooo different...you rock!!

[@DanielMaude]

Thats great to hear, as golf becomes more fun you will play better too

[@warwicksmith]

Tried your method today, happy to say I have now started to achieve a slight draw. Hopefully it is the start of goodbye to the dreaded fade/slice. Thanks for the help, I've been trying to achieve this for a long time. The delay of the shoulder turn has sure helped.

[@DanielMaude]

Brilliant, keep visualising that draw, it will happen

[@warwicksmith]

Thanks Danny, I'm now in my eighties (years) and with an ailing wife so don't have the time to practice much. Have gone back from a full playing member to a 9 hole member at my club. Today I have had one of my best 9 holes for about 12 months (handicap coming down). I have been searching for advice that works for me and your's is the best I have found. Cheers Warwick.

[@jackwan7721]

This is great stuff ! Not your usual generic golf instructions.

[@DanielMaude]

Jack Wan, thank you Jack, appreciate it

[@cbr8206]

Nice context around the lesson. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

You're very welcome!

[@patibarra1180]

Great video you showed me how to correct my over the top this video made it clear to me no other video has explained it like you did thumbs up to you

[@DanielMaude]

Pat Ibarra thanks great news Pat, well done

[@berrec2650]

Great 3 point checklist, really appreciate the basics of a draw, I have suffered from the out to in swing path for many years, so hard to train my memory not to aim left to allow for the dreaded slice, hopefully these basic checkpoints will improve my driver consistency and re-train my memory for an in to out swing path ......thanks so much.......

[@DanielMaude]

Thats great to hear, hope it continues to help you

[@Kevin-hi8fx]

I've struggled with slicing for years. After watching this video, half a basket of balls, my slice was totally gone. Great tennis racket analogy. And the term "brushing up the ball" really sets in.

[@basaltfreund3845]

great Danny ...as always :-) best whishes from cologne

[@DanielMaude]

All the very best thank you

[@jonrandolph1045]

I have an in to out path with irons but with driver I’ve been struggling this was very simple and seems straight forward I’m gonna give it a shot I hope it helps thanks!!

[@DanielMaude]

All the best Jon

[@jonrandolph1045]

@@DanielMaude is that a common issue? people being able to swing in to out with irons but not driver?

[@ChangingYourMindLtdCom]

As ever a really creation delivered in a precise and easy to understand drills. Look forward to giving it all ago. Cheers and keep up the great work.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Tony, your feedback helps me to make sure Im hitting the mark

[@GrahamS67]

"Brushing up the back of the ball" great description, definitely going to try this. This vid is made for me. Also I have a tendency to align closed so that's a good reminder too. Thanks.

[@DanielMaude]

Great to hear Simon, do let me know how you get on once you've had time to practice

[@eddierodgers5505]

perfect video just what i needed, were you watching my swing this weekend thats just what i was fighting thanks for the great drills

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Eddie 😁

[@garthwebster6433]

Thanks Danny, great video. It seems to never fail how truly the same a golf swing is to a side arm throwing motion.

[@stevostevopick4003]

I'll remember how to take this lesson to the course with a 19th hole analogy....go for A. BUD. :) A=Alignment BU=Brush Up D=Disassociate Thanks Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Stevo Stevopick, Love it Stevo

[@chrisi1920]

Very good lesson Danny. I'm often struggling with the big slice both with driver and fairway woods. Along with the over the top swing, I battle with a body lean towards the target on the downswing trying to generate more speed. As an aging golfer, rotation is getting more and more difficult. I do find if I think about keeping my head behind the ball at contact and "staying over the ball" longer seems to help sometimes. Somehow we older folk have to compensate for lack of rotation, it really makes playing golf well more difficult. Thanks.

[@DanielMaude]

Make sure your lead foot is pointing out 30 degrees towards the target to help with mobility through impact

[@bernardpeyton108]

Hi Danny, If you are trying to draw the ball, would you align your shoulder to the right of the target?

[@DanielMaude]

Absolutely

[@barking_mad6649]

Great video. A few things that also helped me: 1) Grip Pressure - I was gripping the club way too hard, to the point where I was strangling the life out of it! Once I relaxed my grip, my neck and arms also relaxed and I feel much more fluid. I've hit much less 'over the top' as the pressure generally lead to me swinging with my hands first during the downswing. My grip now feels like someone could pull the club from my hands but with some but not much resistance. Oddly I can't see many videos talking about grip pressure! 2) Throwing/dropping the club away - Draw a clock face and put on the numbers 12, 3, 6 and 9. Imagine you're stood in the middle of it facing the number 12. When you begin the downswing the feeling is the club head goes in the direction of number 4 or 5 on the clock face (not 2 or 3 as it would in an over the top swing) Some people will say 'ah your casting' but I found that the initial feeling of the shaft and club head going in that direction was soon overtaken by the rest of the swing. It's my main swing thought on the tee. 3) Left leg brace - I found I was sliding at impact towards the target. This allowed my hands to get in front of the ball and the club face to open. Result = slice. So once my hips start to move in the downswing the feeling I have is my left leg braces and I turn round it as the club comes through.

[@DanielMaude]

Love it, controlling tension levels is such an important aspect of the golf swing

[@barking_mad6649]

@@DanielMaude Subconsciously I think gripping the club that hard gave me a feeling of control, but it was just making my upper body way too tense and definitely contributing to my hands starting the downswing first. As I said Ive watched dozens of videos on grip but none talk about pressure. Cheers. Love the videos, you've got a lovely way of describing drills.

[@darrylgeary568]

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[@marievalen1]

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[@gtflyer]

I also found that a light grip pressure does wonders. I was gripping to tight, and would hang on, leaving the club face open, hitting 20 yard slices.

[@steveallen5071]

Played for the first time since the beginning of March, got the idea now.,creamed one drive middle of fairway 292yards!!,alas not every one, need to work on consistency, thanks for the tip!

[@clareobrien6453]

Managed to brush up on ball on one drive today, longest drive I've hit in a very long time!

[@andrewsmolak7038]

Nice lesson, Danny. Keep them coming.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Andrew, any questions just ask

[@kevinbrown7900]

Thanks Danny. Great video! I’ve been working on this with limited success. The over the top is my nemesis. I’ll use these tips. Three great visualizations to take to the range and hopefully the course.

[@DanielMaude]

Thats great, when you've had time to practice, let me know how you get on

[@boydpeters2442]

Thank you so much! That did the trick! I was so frustrated and tried many things regarding swing path but couldn’t stop swinging out to in. Focusing on that quadrant of the ball and trying to put top spin on the ball from the back and swinging with my arms, not my body was dramatic! Now to the course!

[@DanielMaude]

@boydpeters2442 you are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏🏻

[@Tony-hn3mz]

Best coach on youtube by far. Great explanation.

[@DanielMaude]

Very kind of you to say Tony, I know there are a lot of very talented pros in the KZbin community

[@747Durango]

Hello Danny, this is so super clear and helpful. Your instruction is really accessible and jargon free. Good keys. I'm going to try them this week. Thx!

[@DanielMaude]

You're very welcome!

[@fumanimathebula3400]

Thanks Danny! This was really insightful. My swing now feels effortless and consistent.

[@DanielMaude]

Thats brilliant, really happy to help

[@thecoffeebreak]

I like the summary at the end. Great job Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, love your youtube name

[@kengoodman1913]

I've struggled to avoid cutting across the ball for years. I think this analogy to the tennis shot and brushing up the ball could well be my answer. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Ken Goodman brilliant, hope it helps Ken...look forward to hearing how it goes

[@dickysaputra9005]

Best golf teacher ever had

[@DanielMaude]

Great to have you here Dicky

[@lewis4290]

This has had a HUGE impact on my game - thank you so much.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Lewis!

[@mballard4843]

Another outstanding golf lesson! Thank you, Danny Maude!

[@warwicksmith]

Great video Danny. I've been struggling to get a draw going consistently, will practice your method.

[@jarmomarkkanen2473]

Step number three, definitely my problem here. I swing with my body, club face open and wrist locked to keep the ball in play. That also takes all the speed away from the ball. A nice drill, thanks!

[@FredESmith-ji4hq]

Been a slicer a long time. Looking forward to the change. Great video

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on Fred

[@Hittingitsolid]

Love the video Danny, just the drills we all need and especially with the driver to stop coming over the top in the golf swing and get more of a draw ball flight (better than a slice!) Thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@Ecclestone71]

Awesome Video! I struggle with a fade and slices with the driver. As a former tennis player this video makes it very understandable why most of try to square the face with the movement of the shoulders instead of letting the hands control how to shut the face! Helped me! Thx a lot!

[@DanielMaude]

Bernd Dreilich great to hear, thanks for commenting

[@Ecclestone71]

Danny Maude but I think besides understanding the things that go wrong and the swingsmechanics it’s needs a Pro to change things like swingpath or dropping hands and get the club under or on the plane! Lots of work and right corrections are needed till the changes work. Nearly impossible without a pro. That’s why most of the so-called „quickfixes“ of utube videos don’t work.

[@DanielMaude]

Bernd Dreilich you are absolutely Right, no such thing as a quick fix really and a second pair of professional eyes is so helpful

[@rayrapp8929]

Great video. I was surprised when Danny commented about not aiming to the right i.e. closed stance at address. Most slicers I have come across have an open stance, which I thought in part caused an out-to-in swing path. It was also interesting to note that Danny did not mention the grip. Again in my experience most slicers have a weakfish left hand grip which makes it difficult to square up the club face at impact. Interested to learn what Danny has to say about these points.

[@DanielMaude]

Great points Ray, I think the grip is really important I just find that when a golfer begins to square everything up at address the grip starts to square up too. Often the weak lead hand grip is caused because the shoulders are aiming left at address which in it self is caused by the golfer aiming right. I do think you are right that some golfers have a weak grip and open stance both of which will encourage a slice

[@Mellealaw]

Great lesson!! U have helped my game, for sure. Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

Philip Mellea, I hope so Philip 👍

[@johnransford672]

Thanks, Danny, I love your practical and easy learning sessions. Not only are they easy to understand, but relatively easy to emulate.

[@DanielMaude]

Lovely to hear John, thats certainly what I'm trying to do

[@paulmiller1473]

Really good video and clear instruction.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Mr Miller

[@Trailjunkie62]

My Gosh who gives this video a thumbs down...absolutely brilliant! Maybe the other 80 youtube golf instructors lol

[@DanielMaude]

Trailjunkie funny, thanks for the positive comment

[@volkerdrees1654]

Great advice !

[@DanielMaude]

Glad it was helpful Volker, all the best

[@davidbourne1613]

What a great video, simply put and very easy to put into practice, thank you !!

[@DanielMaude]

david bourne Happy to help David 😁

[@marcelvanrijn3408]

Great video and exactly an answer on my former question about consistency with lag and beginner driver swing. TOP!

[@bobcantputt]

Hey Danny. Really like this one. Hits home for me. Your swing is so easily simple but, of course, I have trouble reproducing it. I would really like to know how far those balls went in the video. I have this brain fart about killing the ball for distance. I try to control it but, at the last millisecond, in the down swing, bigger muscles kick in because I'm concerned it's not enough power.

[@DanielMaude]

I have a number of videos that I film now in the studio, here’s one that I think may help kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5qreIOLntmjmck

[@tonyblumenschein7218]

Good stop can't wait to get out there and give it a try even though I try to swing Square I always come from the outside in thanks for the tips

[@DanielMaude]

No problem Tony

[@ph.delbarre2329]

So simple with your explanations .thank you.

[@blackirishlad]

Seems to be similar to your approach to chipping. Allowing the club head to do the work. Your chipping drill/strategy with the right hand worked perfectly. It seemed to fix it instantly. Unlike your chipping though, disassociation seems to be the key with the driver. So I think I'm getting the idea of difference between chipping and driving. More association with my body during my chipping as I follow through the shot. More disassociation with my driver as I allow the club head to work up and through the ball. I hope I'm understanding those two concepts correctly....

[@DanielMaude]

Christopher Gardner, kind of! We control distance in the short game and aim to maximise it in the long game hence the difference

[@jward9637]

Thanks Danny! All of this makes perfect sense. I’ll let you know how it works out.

[@bobbystauffer2091]

Great instruction to compare to a tennis swing. I just practiced this in the yard and I see a better path . Cant wait to try on the range.

[@hirepimike]

About to go try this, makes sense. If I can't get concept of draw/hook in smaller bits not going to appear by magic with full swing or old instincts.

[@DanielMaude]

Absolutely Mike, hope the practice went well

[@simonborg4511]

GREAT PERFORMANCE

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the support Simon

[@noroy2]

Great video, greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽.

[@DanielMaude]

Hey, thanks Sergio. Great to have you in the community

[@troyharris8989]

I’ll be working on this all week

[@DanielMaude]

Hope it helps you Troy 👍

[@marcuscarberry3170]

Very very good I will be trying this thank you Danny

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Marcus 😁

[@sueharding111]

About to attempt golf again after a 15 year absence. this vid reminded me that " back in the day " one of the most successful golf instruction that i took on board was a book written by a Scandinavian international tennis coach ( if i remember correctly ).i have no chance of recalling what it was titled or by who it was written... any of you guys know of this by any chance ? P.S . after looking around on u-tube for a while your channel is the one for me Danny , tvm for your help .

[@DanielMaude]

Fraser Dymond thanks for joining the channel Fraser, look forward to helping you going forward

[@sueharding111]

@@DanielMaude ...Thanks Danny.. did a bucket of balls earlier today. not one of them got off the ground !. i guess im a bit rusty after a decade and a half :-)

[@DanielMaude]

Fraser Dymond funny, it happens...I often too a few after 2 weeks off 😁😁

[@Waddymanman]

G’day Danny. Great video. I’ve watch this several times and note that your right elbow drops and your wrists drop the club inside just before your downswing. Can you do a video focussing on that move because I think that’s the knowledge gem that I’m missing. In slow motion you can really see this move you have that puts the club on an in to out plane. I’m a lefty and struggle to draw the ball and it’s my out to in swing that’s stopping me getting that draw. Cheers.

[@DanielMaude]

Great points Craig

[@elizabethcheniara1563]

Thanks for the awesome videos on a weekly basis. It’s definitely making a difference in my game. Can you please provide your insights on how to manage hitting a driver on an uneven lie on a tee box.

[@deancook2123]

Cheers Danny found this video yesterday & tried it at the range. It felt strange, like I was really flat on my backswing like the club was really shallow arc - it worked though 🤗👍

[@rosalynbunney1373]

Good tuition Danny one of the best on You Tube👍but just saying there’s nothing wrong with a power fade👏👏

[@DanielMaude]

I do like a power fade 😁👍

[@billgolf7077]

Disassociation of the clubhead and body - never heard that one before, thanks for the mental picture!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, hope it helps

[@michaelwhite9116]

Great stuff Danny , as always really clear and helpful

[@DanielMaude]

Michael White, thank you Michael hope it helps

[@bw9240]

Great video. I'm gonna try that next time out, thank you for the great advice

[@DanielMaude]

Bocephus look forward to hearing how you get on on the golf course

[@ggaspord]

Thanks Danny... perfect timing.

[@DanielMaude]

Enjoy! 👍 let me know how you get on with this

[@danielmosias6280]

Danny I think it's time I turned pro, the reason being I had a lesson the other day and the guy said there's nothing he can do for me 😀

[@DanielMaude]

Look forward to seeing you on the pro circuit

[@derkaderka4017]

Nicely explained! Thank you!

[@DanielMaude]

My pleasure Derka, thanks for taking the time to comment

[@theswedishgolferchannel1186]

Great advise! It’s hard to go from outside out to inside out and during the ”transition phase” you tend to loose the ball both left and right which makes it hard to commit to the draw swing!

[@DanielMaude]

Its always a tricky one. Start small and then build it up gradually

[@barking_mad6649]

Very true. I had a lesson where the pro got me hitting from the inside and I was all over the place out on the course. Proper Army Golf!

[@luigi130771]

Very good indeed

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Luigi

[@waynepadley1337]

Thanks Danny a really good lesson !

[@DanielMaude]

WAYNE PADLEY thanks 👍

[@wjb111]

I try to keep my right elbow down and closer to my body to combat my slice. Seems to help but easier said than done. (right hand swing)

[@jcartwright9036]

Tennis anyone? I really like your comparison to the tennis forehand stroke. A draw swing is very similar to the topspin and an underspin or slice forehand compares to the sliced drive. See you on the courts (& courses of course)

[@DanielMaude]

Look forward to it 😁

[@banyenkirivong5876]

Hi Danny, FYI ..No more shank on the chipping 👍🏽😻 but have to keep on practicing 😉 This new lesson is very helpful as always . Have to get out my driver and go to practice now . Untill next Sunday et merci beaucoup .

[@DanielMaude]

Merci Beaucoup Banyen :))

[@williamparke8868]

Great vlog Danny. Thanks mate. 😁

[@DanielMaude]

My pleasure William, appreciate all the support

[@terryb3388]

excellent teaching

[@adamcb41]

Great video. My iron play is good. I break out the driver it’s slice city. So frustrating!

[@DanielMaude]

veekman762, then you must give this drill a try: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqCwpqGtrpiqm8U

[@warrenrooks2251]

Excellent tutorial thank you! #disassociate#Brush #into-out

[@stephenbarr6558]

To get the draw or left to right with my driver ! I tend to have a open stance aligned to the left of target . I’ll try this dill with square on stance and see what happens! Thanks as ever Danny

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks again Stephen

[@johnhubert5983]

Danny, a terrific session. Just started following you and find your instruction very straight forward. Just wanted to say "thank you".