How To Swing A Driver (like me) | Bryson DeChambeau

[@jpm7049]

Gaining distance is the east part, finding your ball after is the hard part.

[@leshunter4409]

Yeah, if I hit it farther I might actually miss the entire course. Much less fairway.😂

[@calvin2032]

Nice thing is to get the distance you need to hit it properly. Often when you begin to hit it further you end up hitting it straighter

[@YoyokaYolo]

😂😂😂😂 For sure

[@Boron64]

i seem to golf better off the opposite fairway lol

[@RookTF69]

reps reps reps reps reps

[@cmalc8]

Can't believe Bryson is generous enough to give this away. Practise these three drills, then put them together -> solid gold. Thank you !

[@BradleyDanyluk-b1t]

Agree! Well put. Best explanation of the golf swing I have ever seen! So generous!

[@AncientAge_449]

*tries drill on driving range *snaps first shot over net onto the 18th fairway striking an elderly man. *takes up bowling

[@egprojects]

Probably the most clear 3 steps to practice I’ve seen on the internet. Thank you Bryson. Can’t wait to improve my drive! Let’s go!!

[@AlexSteenOlsen]

Are you lost

[@ribblegaming3331]

Get back to the kitchen jamie

[@brandonsebastian8041]

Is this the rope guy!? Glad he made a fast recovery!

[@HBHS16]

Really? It’s all talk. The part of your brain that controls your balance doesn’t understand talk Read David lee gravity golf book and you’ll know what I’m talking about. He’s touching on it but not quite.

[@benoit5227]

Bryson is absolutely awesome explaining all this, we need to appreciate it, very rare for a top pro golfer!!!

[@davepierson9407]

This is legitimately the secret to hitting it far. Nobody explains it like you just did. Well done and thank you!

[@arjanpetersen]

There are a ton instructors that explain this incredibly well… and know more

[@zachkoeppen4063]

@@arjanpetersenknow more than Bryson?

[@arjanpetersen]

@@zachkoeppen4063 yes. Sasha mckenzie, Dana dahlquist, Pete cowen, dr.kwon. Just to name a few. Bryson knows HIS swing really well. Doesn’t mean he knows all swings.

[@touristguy87]

​@@arjanpetersenand there is no reason for that.

[@symboh6492]

Because this is primarily for long driving competition, not for the course.

[@nate3721]

the rope joke caught me off guard, nice one. Glad you are able to laugh at urself. You get portrayed by alot of people like ur the kind of guy that gets angry when you embarrass urself. Thanks for the content. GL in Thailand in the next LIV event, we're rooting for you to get that W!

[@stephendeboer1999]

Caught me off guard too, ropes can take you down 😂🤣 love Bryson 🤘

[@MrTombed]

I've had some very terrible drives yesterday and then remembered this video. I've tried to remember those steps and the results were ridiculously good. Never before did hit this long and straight. It is truly game changing. Thanks for the great advice.

[@adrianbialecki9924]

You are the player's player Bryson! Thanks for being open and explaining your experience with us mortals. Keep it coming and all the best

[@jamesmc81]

💯 of all the players that went to Liv, Bryson was golfs biggest loss. He could have changed the game more on the pga.

[@trxe420]

Thank you :) I knew we wanted speed at the bottom, but nobody ever tells you how. Your youtube channel has completely changed my impression of you, now you are one of my favorites!

[@Mowers11]

I like how you broke the swing down into three pieces so simple but a lot of work to make some improvement and I can’t wait to do the work. Thanks so much Bryson the brightest spot in golf today.

[@mikefenton5213]

Bryson , I have been a fan since you were an amateur. You show even more class again by sharing videos like this when you have plenty of money and really don't have to waste your precious time. I'm 56 and still trying to hit 330 yard shots at 193 lbs. I have always wondered about the physics of how to put it all together so again thanks so much for sharing. GOD'S BLESSINGS over You and Yours.

[@D.WhiteJr]

Legit explanation. Bryson is good at breaking down the feels. My biggest drivers come from when I feel like I swing 3/4 compact. But as I transition and shift the club stays there and loads up with energy then boom it’s released.

[@danielleiper1988]

That a babe Bryson, he said " watch out for any ropes they can take you down." good sense of humor.

[@jordan3305]

I appreciate that you tell people the dangers of over doing something, not many people would.

[@martinavizcomm]

I first came across Bryson before the Ryder Cup (I'm European btw), I absolutely love this guy & I was rooting for him all weekend!! Please teach me the different hitting action's between a draw & fade!! Peace everyone!!

[@brett7011]

Bryson is a golf angel 😇 sent from above.

[@DarrenSteele-mx3ks]

"Just chippin' it" LOL Thank you, Brian, that you so enjoy sharing your world of golf with us!

[@brettknutsen6476]

I would give anything to hang with Bryson and hit driver. Love that he has a KZbin channel and wants to give back to all of us through it. Keep the videos coming!

[@Steevvee]

That advice is amazing. Stop trying to go for speed at the top, keep your line go slowly and then at the bottom go for power and speed.

[@kankinping120466]

Bryson can you do a video to discus what gym exercises we can do to increase club head speed? Thanks!

[@PawPawGreg]

I sorted the end of the downswing out back in the early 00's when I was in my 20's. After watching tons of footage of Tiger, I noticed he was doing the push off with his front foot and I worked on implementing it into my swing. I managed to get up to ~300 or so yards consistently before I paused playing golf for a long time. Just got back in this year and seeing that you have broken down all the aspects of a long-ball golf swing is awesome as it validates the things I discovered back then. Great video and thanks for sharing the information!

[@justinberber9848]

Bryson’s game is in the toilet He cares more about youtube and social media than shooting good scores

[@riggz5496]

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[@mitchellhorner03]

@@justinberber9848 So true my man! Bryson has only ever shot a 57 there's a whole 3 other people have done that as well!

[@Brian_R82]

Great video it makes me cringe when I think about a lot of what I was told not to do taking golf lessons 20 years ago. I always understood how kinetic energy worked with golf kind of like snapping a towel, but your move from the top of swing to the impact is really impressive and interesting and goes against everything people are being taught. Great video thanks !

[@Nodakk]

This video and the 2 part series on how you hit the golf ball (and teach a non-pro to do it) are gems. Excellent videos.

[@JasonThorpe-p4h]

By far the best break down of explaining how to mimic this technique that I’ve ever heard! I literally tried this today and instantly gained 40-60yrds!!

[@BradleyDanyluk-b1t]

Best explanation of the golf swing that I’ve seen in my 40 years playing! So generous! Thanks!

[@ijo1969]

Thank you Bryson.

[@forthelistener]

Let’s go!!! Love it when you get in to the mechanics of the golf swing and how we can benefit it from it.

[@careydunn8227]

ok, watched this video - went to the range - pulled in my DeChalmbeau self - and huge improvement on my drive! May not have gone 300 or 275 yards but went straight!!!!!! My usual slice where the ball goes into the next fairway was not there!!!! Worked for my 3 wood - on the tee and sitting on the ground!! Thanks and looking forward to getting better!

[@TheLegendaryFIR]

This is awesome. Bryson is doing so much for the sport. I recently got some Cobra one length clubs .. Huge fan of his online presence.

[@anthonyf2982]

Bryson is one powerful dude. Love his tips.

[@589supra]

bryson should use camry trunk carpet for his putting turf

[@brandonbullock5592]

Fantastic explanation! Nearly every video on KZbin talks about getting the club into delivery position and whipping the club around, but none explain clearly how to do it. But Byson just changed my world. I just tried the jump diagonally backwards and my clubhead just flew around faster than my full swing. Truly amazing. I can't wait to try this on the diving range.

[@StockBlackWRX]

Thanks for the tips/help. One of the best tips/tricks you said in one video was, "almost feel like you are trying to hit the ball to right field.

[@Hacktheplanet_]

After watching this i went to the range and hit 100 balls and it felt great! When i got tired out just hit a few chip shots for a bit then went back to practicing, thanks for the tips video mate!

[@fremason91]

Great stuff! Teaching on newborn golfers is great cause we get to see the small detail that make a huge difference

[@brett7011]

It’s amazing Bryson gives up this much information. No other pros do remotely what he does.

[@christopherw3007]

Bryson, thank you so very much. I'm a 50 year old "covid golfer" and even at my age, your lessons have me hitting 275 yard drives. My trainer said he wished he met me at 8 yrs old (I know, weird). But seriously, he said Arnold Palmer in his prime hit 1,000 balls every day. I'm not doing that, but I'm what I've coined as "speed striking" 100 balls as hard as I can every three days. I wish I started playing this game 40 years ago.

[@vanfowler]

What's cool about this Christopher is that at your age you have started successfully a new excitement that you can enjoy for many years past the point in time where other sports are not doable for us.

[@andrewrathbun144]

Like your end message. Push yourself to the limits but not to injury.

[@Chendoart]

Thanks for laying down game, Bryson. You're the Prometheus of Golf. Bringing us the fire

[@alui418able]

Thank you Bryson, your golf tips on swinging the driver has helped me be more confident smashing the golf ball on the course. I am getting great distance from my golf swing, and my GIR has increased. A lot of practice involved, thank you again.

[@dezinetech1000]

Bryson is trailblazer this golf game. Making great content and showing your personality and your appetite for innovation is awesome. My new fav pro golfer 🫡

[@oniseijin1]

This is really solid advice. Had been trying to get some long drives added to my game, but no matter what max club head speed was 107. Today, gave these 3 tips a try, got up to 117, and averaged 112; great stuff again from Bryson

[@andycurle2550]

I really like Bryson. I hope he is this laid back in real life!

[@kenicowelding8690]

Hey Bryson. after seeing your swing (single plane) I changed my golf swing to single plane as well. I've improved my golf game by about 5 strokes since then. I also changed my clubs from using Mizuno Blades to one length clubs. I live in Calgary AB. It would be amazing if we could play one day! would love to come on the show to talk about it all!

[@RajunCajunUSA]

This is why I like my group. I have the raw power out of my normal playing group so I always go last so they get it in the fairway and then I get free range to swing as hard as I can and if it goes straight I get enough extra 50-75 yards on our tee shot. Been watching Bryson for a while and his tips really have helped me over the last year. I used to only get my driver to go 220ish now I can hit it 260-290 consistently with my longest drive being a 340 bomb

[@adr2567]

I've implemented the first part of his top, that's the feel of where you're pushing down and it's worked wonders, I'm properly hitting the deck and getting divots.

[@GMD247]

Bryson says most people hit the driver 240 or 250 yards. Man! I would be SO HAPPY to hit it 240 yards!

[@garylucas7050]

Bryson what your forgetting is that we’re just mere mortals and your superhuman I’m grateful if I’m getting out there 250 ….keep being you my man 👌🏻

[@joe-jostar]

Just came back from the range, gotta say. Feels pretty good smacking 160+ ball speed. From 140 to 150. You breaking it down gave me the light bulb moment.

[@masnidu]

Thanks for sharing, not many Tour Players are willing to share their knowledge in detail. You are one of the best 👍

[@robertvanomusic369]

Congrat Bryson; Vice-Longdrive Worldchampion. Incredible. Million respect. This Video shows so much nobody usually tells and it shows clear how you did it... 🏆

[@PokegonFamilia]

Bryson I've been watching your videos since you started, and I catch myself going back to this video time and time again. The ability to learn and recreate quick is my gift as well as sports and though I'm new to golf this is definitely one of the swings for me that I cannot replicate consistently but ill keep watching this back until I can !!! great video even though it's been a year !

[@Jessniayaya]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us … I had to stop what o was doing at work to sit down to watch this ⛳️🤩

[@MackSuniga-q2z]

BD is the bomb! Thank you Mr. DeChamBeau for sharing these very powerful hitting preparation techniques. You also mentioned being careful and hitting the gym. Maybe in an upcoming series, you can share your thoughts on what you feel the most important exercises are for a golfer. I can only imagine it must be some a balance between flexibility and power training. But who really know? I just know if you're smashing it 300 to 400 yards you must be doing something right. Thanks again,,,

[@cfarmdentropy7254]

Would love to see a 2 day/week golf workout routine!

[@markkielty]

ANTI-ROTATION

[@scratch2040]

We need a lesson from you 😂. Joke aside loving the content keep it up Bryson!

[@Zach_Routhier]

I already hit it 315 stock. Longest is 343. I've never worked on any of these things. Thanks for all these tips Bryson! (You're a great teacher) I cannot wait to outdrive you Mr. Dechambeau.... LFG!!!!

[@izzywizzy7716]

Thank you so much Bryson! finally some technical stuff I can work with

[@manjul707]

❤️ Bryson for giving us these tips to improve. Most other pros will never let out their trade secrets ever.

[@DistantGreensGolf]

I love how with all the expert advice one of the things he encourages of effort. Allot of it, and persistence. Repetition builds muscle memory and unlocks instead in the brain. Been golfing since February, never been on a course, I only go to the range because I enjoy learning to hit. My longest drives reach 250 carry. I go at least once a week and hit a large bucket (105 balls). It’s crazy watching people I know are better step back to watch me

[@rvoykin]

I train regularly in the gym and that’s a huge help. Using a “normal” driver and range balls been able to work up to the high 180s with an accessional 190+. Big issue for me is left IT band. I think the tip to push on an angle and back vs driving all the energy down and through the left leg will help alleviate that issue

[@pbplayer1b2]

Just went to the range this afternoon and increased my swing speed by 10mph and ball speed by 25mph! Thanks for the video!!!

[@garygary8856]

i have been WAAAAAITING for sombody to explain that raise up, hunch down and drive through...Dang it im EMBARRASSED i'm just finding your channel now B!! i've always followed you ! Love that he's a regular dude!

[@GeeTeeArrr]

Amazing, now i can slice it way further out of bounds than what i used to!

[@rickymetzenbomb7548]

Then you are not doing his drills correctly

[@thegreatiam316]

These videos are the very best. Can you also show us long irons please? Hardest part of the game I feel. Same swing? Maybe some other tips. You rock man!!

[@danotorioust2867]

Bryson you do a video showing the difference between club heads different loft and shafts soft stiff Might help some of us weekend warriors to understand the differences

[@roberthargrove8803]

i love your positive friendly attitude. I will try what you say

[@mike_w_21]

As a former long drive champ not knowing much about gear at the time (2000-2008), the trend back then was to hit the stiffest shafts possible as it was an ego battle of sorts - I regrettably played along instead of testing softer shafts costing me who knows how many yards in competition. 3X and 4X shafts were commonplace! Take Bryson's advice and go with softer flexes until you sacrifice too much control (on the golf course).

[@rickymetzenbomb7548]

That is my main question, because Krank Golf is still selling the LD Driver they have with shaft flex options of X, XX, or XXX. Seems like it’s still the trend going extra stiff? I have never tried the senior flex before but from a physics standpoint seems to make sense.

[@Will-nb8qk]

Love this guys passion.

[@mrg1073]

This is legendary! What an amazing time this is to have a top level pro share information!!!

[@jessetello653]

This was such helpful information and the breakdown was greatly appreciated. Gives a great understanding of the mechanics and how to better generate force into my swing. I saw a putting video you made about 6 months ago and am looking forward to your next videos. If possible please do a video where you play a couple of wholes and actually speak out what is going through your mind as you go through your process of chipping and putting in that hole. Many thanks. Great videos!

[@videogamemichaelboy9yearso597]

I love the 3rd drill. I think everyone can benefit from that one

[@Bigmyk]

Loved the self-deprecating comment about the ropes :)

[@rtfcomputing4614]

Would love to see the same thing with irons & wedges with comments about what (if any) differences there are in the technique. As a very short player using 1 Length, looking to maximize my distance as I get ready to turn 60 next year.

[@robertdelisle3663]

love it! Thank you Bryson for giving back to the community !

[@brianf.9945]

Great instruction, as usual. Why don’t you bring one of us weekend warriors out for some live instruction. It’s great watching you hit, you are already a very good ball striker. It would be cool to see you work with a regular dude. Just an idea.

[@paulbull3431]

Love a armlock putting tutorial. Armlocks changed my game massively

[@lunarneptune4006]

I bought an ltd ls driver not because if you but because of you, i love it

[@BrandonHaynesGolf]

Heard ya talk about the dimples for putting on the last video with grant and I picked up on it but I’m glad you talked about it and actually showed us. This is definitely a game changer

[@snakepliskin9218]

He is very technical and a student of the swing. Impressive.

[@JonathanHaberski]

The tip I want to learn the most is mental game. How to stay so cool under such pressure and block out any distractions.

[@surealoooo]

Nice Shot! No Qua Qua, straight to the point explaination. Keep it up!

[@carsonandreasen7740]

I liked the warning at the end. thanks for the tips. I'm looking forward to trying it out

[@golfingreaper]

Thank you Bryson, for someone that is new to golf (started 6 months ago)and looking to get into long-drive this is an amazing 3 step practice. Currently hitting a old Callaway Big Bertha standard shaft, recently had my first Flightscope session to see some number and hit most of my balls around 250-266 m (273-290yards). Still a way to go to get to your numbers but think with a longer shaft I might get a little closer. 😁 Just not many places in South-Africa that accommodate official long-drive sessions, and to be honest with the exchange rate from my currency to $, I might take some time to even start to compete. Looking forward to the journey and hope to see you and Kyle at the long-drive championships one day.

[@whatup8107]

Really well done Bryson, I'm going to do these at my 65 year old body's level!!

[@GolfWannaBePro]

thank you especially for the last words in the video. Al we normally see are the results of you. Nothing comes easy and therefore thank you for that words to listen to the body. keep goin! And please improve your short game. We wanna see you on the top again. :)

[@patelph4]

Great Drills Bryson. I would love to see a instructional video on fixing push slice

[@therealtonelocs]

You’re the man! Thanks for the solid content dude!

[@jongreenwell9307]

This is a brilliant video. Thanks for highlighting these key steps. It’s the best clearly explained video I’ve seen on sequencing and so well explained on the force. Thanks for putting together and sharing, I keep referencing this!

[@tedmartinpadres]

Gracias! Maybe you could do a brief video on key warm-up stretches that we should do before taking 125 hard whacks with a driver? 🍻

[@anthonybarnes5555]

Gonna be some interesting sights on driving ranges across the world today 😂 Congrats on the win ..balls of steel

[@shawnspaulding5416]

Thank you for sharing your expertise with us!! I’d like tips on how to hit out of tall, thick, wet rough please.

[@davepierson9407]

The guy holding the club and that twist move is perfect.

[@mrpele8110]

Im probs about a 20+ handicap (if i had one ) dont play competitions and 51 years old .I tried this on course while quiet on widest fairway hole . Amazingly it worked so well. Playing into a wind i hit 5 out of 6 drives over 220 yards and 4 of them dead straight and the other 30 yrds left but wind was a bit into face and to left as well . Probs best drives i have ever hit . I focused on all Brysons tips but especially the last tip of push and through.

[@KO-cm1kk]

Awesome video! Wish it was as easy as you make it look B.

[@electricfil]

I'm sitting in my garage watching this video, fowler and ashlan. Gonna hit up airways tomorrow. 😀 Love ya brotha. Keep em coming. 🤘

[@junkyardfox2725]

PLEASE do a video on flushing irons, i was at the range and the guy next to me was absolutely smacking his irons and it sounded amazing, show us the way bryson!!!

[@McGheeWorkshop]

I used to compete in REMAX WLD back in the day, posted a 442 in Misquete in the late 00's. Although my swing wasn't as dramatic, everything here is foundationally solid, very good way of explaining where the force comes from. It is also VERY true that it is completely unnatural for the human body and if capable, you can push distances well past what is safe for your body. I don't regret all that training, but my lower back and hips do now all these years later. However, these basic principles can be utilized in any swing and doesn't need to be so violent to get massive distance gains for the average golfer.

[@borr2034]

Bryson I know you are a science type nutty guy so I appreciate you braking it down here in layman’s terms! 120 I hit often but not drivers. Whew!!

[@corn1078]

Do you have a stretching routine before you start playing? I’m asking because I’m imagining it being hard to come down with all of this force without some sort of stretching. Plus, since I started working out, I’ve buffed my back up and I’ve had to play with a short swing which still goes 250, but I’m trying to gain more distance and not pull my back

[@ShahidKhan-pq4cr]

Thank you so much Bryson for these the best long drive drills