DRIVER Smash with Lee Deitrick GSEM

[@Bobo-nv4oy]

It took Lee a little while to get there, but the direction of the handle through impact is the BIGGEST difference between pros and ams, just yellin :). You need a supporting cast, like hip rotation, and as Brendon illustrates, a wide ranging torso and shoulder move. A gold nugget here Brendon, thanx much !

[@batman48195]

Really enjoyed your sessions with Lee. Hope you can bring him back soon!

[@TrevinoNo1]

One of the most informative videos you have done… congratulations 👏

[@Mbsmoothe]

I think hitting up on the ball has been known to be beneficial for a long time. Bobby Jones talked about sweeping the ball off a tee back in the 30’s in his how I play golf series.

[@ra1279]

Lots of good information in this video. Well done.

[@Trueblue222]

About as clear as mud !

[@nerd9992]

Lee is amazing teacher. i like H.vardon's drill!

[@benjaminhogan3157]

....vertical hindge for a nice soft shot...that's all the average weekend golfer needs to have a nice day...

[@bladnasternaster8607]

And now I understand Ben Hogans stance changes for the clubs. Interesting.

[@GolfMotionAcademy]

Great Video. DPlane. Fantastic. He gave some great info.

[@KiwiGolfUS]

If you have a 45 VSP and you hit 4 degrees up on the ball all you have to do is have a swing direction of plus 5 and you’ll have a positive path. Tell Dietrich this 🥝👌👊

[@gametimeflagfootball]

This assumes all things equal correct? what about with right tilt in the spine? Or right lateral bend

[@Somefatdude]

You can hit up and to the right. See Rory or anyone who hits a push draw with driver and upward AoA. I do the same as measured on my gc2. Obviously not as good though. I carry the ball more like 250-260 as a mere mortal.

[@simmo5071]

Me too, but its usually in my back pocket. Congrats to you. The bad part is I’m also a mere mortal who dreams of that type of distance!

[@blackie75]

It's funny because my mid irons have a been a bit off. Like still long, but not absolutely flushed, but I've been totally creaming my small wedge shots, where I sort of leave my right wrist bent through impact and hold the face of in the follow through...so I thought, what if I used my small wedge swings on my mid irons, and I immediately started ripping them lol.

[@hannesreinhardt1399]

Open your toeline when you play your ball back in the stance, and close it slightly when teeing off with the ball far forward in the stance. Nothing really new, is it? The trick is in how to grip the club and position the clubface in relation to the ball so you have a relaxed address position first off, and then a square impact with the ball on the sweetspot (with the swing that you have). I´m just no big believer in setting up the clubface square and directly behind the ball all the time.

[@guitar1950]

At 17:00 that move is a drill and motion that Bradley Hughes teaches.

[@5wisher5weet]

You can hit up and to the right....it’s called a chicken wing. This video does though explain my snap hooks when I play the ball outside my lead foot

[@ronvollstedt7437]

A better video production would have been useful to see the ball and club position

[@benjaminhogan3157]

...guys...draw...horizontal hinge...fade...angled hinge...that's it...

[@gioz.4785]

Totally useless video from our camera angle. Can’t see ball position setup. Can you please redo it with a face on camera view?

[@hamchillyvlog6034]

Your swing look more natural more powerful. Soon you will bang many 300+ drive. Congratulation.

[@igrand6473]

He just explaining d plane.

[@bobb7445]

Isn't this segment a year or two old???? No complaints just wanna make sure I'm not going nuts.

[@BEBETTERGOLF]

Yes it is. Previously unreleased

[@billryan8707]

SOOO true

[@michaelsliwinski8044]

Another excellent "lesson"!

[@mrm700]

The average tour pro average angle of attack with driver is -0.5 degrees, or something like that.

[@benjaminhogan3157]

...you listen to too many instructors...

[@willpollard4983]

if you dont go forward you go backwards at least he is learning more each day and one day it clicks, simple

[@MrBarrynicholas]

So messy.