HOW TO HIT THE DRIVER STRAIGHT

[@matthewstiehr8235]

Love the simplicity and the breakdown of instruction! Easy to work on at the range! Thank you!!!

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Thanks Matthew

[@raphaelking4183]

I like the wrist angle explanation at last parallel. I need to flatten my wrist before I get there. Thank you sir.

[@skimikaze]

Really nice, comprehensive overview of what's required, and how to work on, fundamentals of hitting a straight drive.

[@billconnor7577]

I am late to this party but wanted to say there are many good points given, but you really hit the nail on the head when you mentioned working on ones skill set. Such a critical tip, made a world of difference for me. I have played for over 40 years but in truth, have never really tried to "perfect" my skill set until recently. I still am not playing great golf, but am hitting more quality shots and understanding why my bad shots happen and what to do about it. Great video not only regarding the driver, but on learning what needs to be done to improve your swing.

[@TheMegansdad]

Absolutely the best instruction detail on the golf swing on KZbin that I have seen.

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Thanks Larry 👍👍

[@rogersellars3290]

Very helpful and with minimal confusion.

[@frankmartin1638]

Thank u for slowly breaking things down! Love ur videos !

[@alaincalderon8445]

Another remarkable video Chris Ryan. Thank you so much

[@nickreeves2157]

Great video. You really know how to simplify the instructions.

[@karlstorr9817]

Very good videos changed my set up changed my driving better results straight away by far the easiest videos to understand. Great coach

[@rafaelnessier1906]

Thanks Chris, simple and concise as the good things!

[@starlitshadows]

I had this start to kick in at the range last night with my driver. I started to feel when I was coming over the top and was able to make micro adjustments until my path was straight. Even purposely hitting some baby draws instead of overcompensating with hooks. I remember now that as a kid when I played a lot of golf this is what I'd do and I was super accurate. Takes practice but feel and learning to make those small adjustments without destroying your swing is important. Really good video Chris. Very important thing to learn along with understanding technique.

[@Yasmus2005]

thank you for this detailed information 🙏🏻

[@steveevans444]

Excellent. Your driver videos have improved my driving immensely.

[@andrewshaw9016]

Great Lesson! Clearly explained and with great instruction on how to work on any piece of the swing that needs work! This lesson has made me a subscriber to Chris's channel.

[@gregvonseeger4098]

Great instruction Chris. Very timely.... right at the time when I am trying to improve my drives. So many factors that have to come into alignment to create the perfect 'contact'.

[@deancresswell]

Excellent video, easy to follow and understand

[@tsmothers19]

What a wonderful and very thorough video! I will be going to the range today to try some of these adjustments myself! Thanks and keep up the great work.

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

+tsmothers19 thanks and glad you enjoyed he videos

[@regiwstruk]

Such great content once again.

[@Ikam7483]

very good video chris always struggled with the driver very helpful video👌

[@jungfraujoch11333]

The face impact labels are great for checking strike Great video as ever

[@miquelangeloliver7626]

Such a good instructional video.

[@keithborucki2172]

Awesome video Chris!

[@peteringall993]

Always good content and learnt some completely new stuff this time, thanks Chris.

[@clintonworden9713]

I Have watched a lot of your vids and as always great explanation / Question loft on driver how important is that please as i have gone from 9 to 11 degrees and hitting the ball further and more centre shots cheers Clint

[@daveprost2336]

Great stuff here , Chris, thank you! Got a question I'm hoping you will answer. For a 14 handicapper whose tendency is a right to left ball flight, do you advocate/encourage them to hit a particular ball flight with the driver? Many teaching pros advocate "eliminating one side of fairway" by advocating a fade or draw as one's "go-to" driver swing. Your thoughts? I know for your own game, as per your comments on your videos, you like to hit a draw. Thank you for taking the time to answer.

[@chasewaters8962]

#1 tee placement #2 Proper tee heighth not too high #3 Wide stance #4 lead foot ahead of the ball but also close to the ball #5 one piece take away #6 proper backswing angle #7 upwards follow through

[@paulvanderwielen1205]

Great stuff Chris. Should the path feel slightly in to out when the ball is forward and the arch is on its way back.?

[@alexham3505]

Fantastic Chris will try it tonight bit wet here but it doesn't rain on course cheers

[@davidshepherd1604]

Brilliant video Chris will deffo using these's tips at the range next time

[@joshhayes4488]

Awesome video very helpful tips!

[@chngsl1]

Great Stuff as usual !

[@AntonioLopez-fr7xr]

Thanks for using the tracker. Most people coaching or giving advise never used the tracer/tracker making difficult to see results. BTW, I keeping hitting towards the heel. I have tried moving inward, slow down the swing etc. Ball flight is down center or slightly fade. Any suggestions?

[@Dreama40]

If i were you i would keep doing what your doing except maybe try addressing the ball slightly towards the toe at address, that slight adjustment could have you finding the centre again, because as your arms extend on the downswing they will find the centre of the club face.. I had the same problem and it worked for me. You may even be standing to close to the ball at address and extending your arms out past centre on the downswing. Try addressing towards the toe first, if that does not work try moving back very slightly at address. Remember most of the fault can be traced to your address set up/how your arms hang/ where your weight is(toes or heels)posture etc, just make sure your adjustments are only "slight" ones, you can over do it....Best of luck...Hopefully Chris agrees.

[@boustin91]

Adressing towards the toe worked for me too. When doing so and the club hovers above the ground near contact, you can see how the sweet spot is better aligned with the ball.

[@tf6631]

Hi, I am having problem with my driver hitting. Most of the time, ball flies to the right side around 30-35 degree. I am quite shock. Would like to check what is my problem and how to correct it? I just start golf around one year only. Thanks in advance. Sam

[@RogerToye]

nice one when you finished the video can you put the three points as a summary as your signing off :)

[@georgegonczarek2501]

excellent

[@freedomisgolf5816]

Chris I missed all the par 4 and 5 fairways today but I hit the middle all day 3 wood up middle hybrid up middle irons on greens as it was a two man Ambrose my playing partners said I was pointing right all day even when I thought I was straight I was pointing right HELP PLEASE

[@brianmenendez]

foot spray, great idea!

[@Honeyddripdiddler]

Come to canada ! Haha i need lessons.

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

Would love to Jeff, but unfortunately no plans for this at the moment

[@redhed9776]

EUREKA !!! hitting the ball just inside of center will cause a cut shot. Path/ club face could be perfect, yet a cut can happen !! and here I was trying to fix the wrong to thing 🙄

[@Eqnotalent]

Can gc2 without hmt show club path?

[@ChrisRyanGolf]

+Albany Fx no without HMT it can not accurately show club path

[@SuperVandemon]

this is the only club in my bag i have a problem with ???????????????????????????

[@leechurchman8100]

Wind lol

[@mchungm]

髙爾夫球練

[@mchungm]

老虎不發威

[@freddywayne]

Too much rubbish & gibberish. After further review, I've confirmed that it's impossible to look at your club face during the golf swing. Everything in the target path happens involuntarily or (naturally) when you keep your arms & hands underneath your chest through the golf swing. Simple.