It's Almost Impossible To Strike Your Irons Without Doing This First

[@fsmith8591]

I am 76 years old, a 7 handicap, been as low as a 1 handicap when I was younger. I am pretty much self taught, read books back in the days before videos, then watched hundreds of instructional videos, and I have to say, Danny is the best and easiest instructor I have ever watch. Makes things understandable, easy to replicate, and makes perfect sense. Thanks so much!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Frederick very kind 😁

[@BobC59]

I felt pretty sure of that about him as well, so thank you for the reinforcement. Im a 64 year old new golfer without a lifetime to commit to improving my game. Couldn’t care leas about my score - Just wanna have a good time without being overly frustrated or embarrassed. A great teacher indeed.

[@stuartlaing6218]

Great video (as always) Danny. Always love when things go a little wrong. You never remove those shots from your videos and always explain what has gone wrong. These examples are absolutely the most useful. Thanks you!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Stuart glad they help 👍

[@alfandeddie]

Great instruction, as always!

[@Willie-t5409]

One of the best video lessons yet, reinforces where I’ve working in my swing. Have been seeing more consistent ball striking with predictable flight patterns. Also no where near the “stress” of trying to make sure I hit all the checkpoints! Everyone needs to “bake in” their pre-shot routine - make it automatic. I worked on that through the winter and coupled with relaxed control that you speak of here has proven itself in scores and overall enjoyment! Thanks for the solid lessons, mishits included!

[@DanielMaude]

Wonderful to hear Willie

[@Alex-cs1vq]

@@DanielMaude how do you lean the iron forward with a longer iron thats further forward? 5,6?

[@MaxGormley]

I’m new to the channel and fairly new to golf… watching your videos over the last couple of days has taken me from hitting about 75 yards with a 4 iron to fairly consistently hitting 160+ (best of the day today was 200 yards total). You are an incredible teacher. Thank you!

[@keithgribbin2302]

Best advice yet. Your explanation makes the the physics behind the swing simple to understand and was put across visually, 100% 👍🏻

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Keith 👍

[@Letitbeism369]

Love the description regarding arm tension with the aid of the camera man. It crystallizes the concept.

[@DanielMaude]

Great to hear Luis

[@mrchitlin6255]

Absolutely no one does it better than Danny!!!! Thank you so much for what you do !

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Chitin appreciate the support 👍

[@kahunastev]

One of the most common sense, and easy going instructors I've ever seen. Easy to follow and understand, and with a sense of humility as well. Well done!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks so much for the support and feedback

[@jonathanbarr5823]

Wonderful stuff. It's important to differentiate the tightness of the torso, and the free-ness of the arms. I was stuck on that for a long time, too tight all around. You've done a good job here clarifying. Can't wait to have this video in mind next time at the range! Thanks again Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Jonathan, have fun

[@McV1llaiN]

My absolute hero. The one instructor who teaches correct golf. My go to videos when something goes wrong in my swing

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Mc very kind 😁

[@Batt3rseabluu1964]

Thanks Danny been playing golf for just a year age 69 you’re helping me great with your videos 👍

[@DanielMaude]

Awesome to hear Keith

[@johndutton4005]

Your simple visual aids to get your instructional points across (eg, curved alignment rod) are most helpful. Even my wife, who is a teacher and dislikes golf, thinks you are a great teacher (I sometimes watch your clips on our TV). Your instructional style is so helpful, you almost convinced her to try golf - haha!

[@DanielMaude]

Now that would be cool, hope she finds her way to a driving range

[@jimmahT]

Thank you Danny. You really broke down the mechanics of the strike instead of just saying strike a lot without explaining what it actually is. I'm going to try and put this to good work later this morning.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Jim hope it works well for you 👍

[@paulmorave1518]

Danny is beyond fantastic I've learned more from just one of his videos than I have from years of lessons. By far the best golf instruction I've ever seen!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Paul!

[@paulwelsh9325]

I love the fact you caught one heavy and laughed about it. This information is just what I was after . Got my swing into action but inconsistently hitting crispy shots or heavy due to compression. I’m playing later . Will keep you informed, excellent sir.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Paul let me know how you get on 👍👍

[@sshreiniv]

The last few years I have been trying to get better contacts and I stumbled upon thinking about a circle. The visual at the start of the video with the arc is what i envision before i start my back swing and i am coming a little inside path that makes me more connected with my right side. I have seen much better contact in the driving range. Now I have to take it to the course. Fingers Crossed.

[@davidpollard3921]

As usual first class and you showed you are even human and can hit it fat !!!! Will try this on the course tomorrow as it all sounds so prgmatic and logical .Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on David

[@md1511]

Picked the clubs up again after 21yrs 3 weeks ago, and your videos are helping and make sense. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help

[@carlhughes7003]

Thanks Danny, makes so much sense but for some of us it’s very difficult to get this into our swing. My grip is so strong I’m literally strangling the club and my arms/shoulders so tense. I’m finding when I’m at set up and also ball strike I have so much going through my head it’s impossible.

[@DanielMaude]

This is where the 3rd exercise comes in really handy

[@werquantum]

I love the way you do these in one take with no edits. Your misses give you even more cred. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, I hope my imperfections show that we all find this game difficult at times

[@jamesdunn4851]

Love watching and learning golf with your lessons ! You make sure what you are explaining is easily understood . I have sliced the ball ever since i have played golf. Swinging over the top and not enjoying golf at all . Your method of teaching breaks down the swing into language and motions even a beginner golfer can understand ! I`m 67yrs old and after 30 plus yrs of trying all those band aids to correct my slice and contact. Your lessons i believe are the best way to communicate how to fix our golf swing in language we all can understand . Thank you for making me want to improve with the great videos and info you put out ! THANKS Danny .

[@coryray6050]

Thanks for the video Danny. I always look forward to these Saturday morning lessons from you. I am a 20+ handicapped that struggles with consistent contact and rarely ever take a divot. I will practice these tips immediately. Thanks for all you do for the golfing community.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help Cory

[@alangoudie2299]

Thank you for a very clear, helpful video. All I have to do now is DO IT.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Alan 😁

[@thomasmoore9673]

Hi Danny I've been watching your videos for awhile now and have implemented some of your methods into my game. I found my driver is now going straight rather than slicing by simply moving the ball postion further back in my stance. Your video on watching where the ball goes really helped with that. Also this iron video has seriously helped with irons, they too are now straight. We play a lot of executive courses with par 3's where I use irons off the tee, could you please do a short video on those, please? Thanks so much for all your help!!

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help Thomas

[@RGSkadberg]

I spent an hour and a half on the range today with full-swing wedges (P, A, 52, 50) prior to watching this video. I eventually got consistently hitting ball first. Wish I would have watched the video first. I would have saved some trial and error. I spent a lot of time with ball position and found I was too far from the ball. Getting closer allowed better control of the swing arc and hitting ball first. Grip pressure and "looser" arms allowed a better swing tempo. One thing that you really reinforced was the center hips/shoulder on the ball. It allowed better balance w/slight weight forward, which reduces that fat shot. Heading back to the range with your clarifications as soon as the rain clears. Thanks for your commitment to this channel.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you RG happy to help 😁

[@tcampbell1255]

Hi Danny another great video. I loved the explanation at the beginning with the alignment rod bent into the plane. Very visual and better than a graphic. Excellent

[@DanielMaude]

Glad it helped, love to hear how you get on

[@tcampbell1255]

Practiced on the Strath at St A Links this afternoon…great to have the lesson in my head!

[@richards5910]

Great advice, as always, thank you. That arms together tip helps me get good width in the swing too. With the longer irons, where the ball position is more forward, where would you position the hands? I'm thinking there'll be less of an angle between arm and club, more in a straight line? I struggle with fat shots and find the only way I can get the contact point truly at or ahead of the ball and not hit fat is to commit to getting onto my lead leg, which I really struggle with when I'm cold and stiff (ie most of the British summer) - any tips on that would be greatly appreciated!

[@DanielMaude]

Hands stay in the same place, Only difference is the ball position is slightly further forward

[@wntfan656]

I was surprised there was no mention of the thumbnail image in this lesson. I find the image of driving a nail at a downward angle versus an upward angle quite compelling. I've been working to compress my irons and am slowly getting it engrained into my swing. The difference this makes in terms of distance and consistency of ball striking is remarkable. Thanks Danny!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, yes I should have mentioned it more but hopefully you get the idea

[@patrickweldon1766]

Best teacher I've come across on KZbin by miles!!! Keep it up.

[@DanielMaude]

Wow, thanks Patrick

[@alanwomack8657]

Tried this yesterday, made a huge difference. Far more consistent and better distance. Still a hacker but more optimistic! Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s brilliant Alan

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

Danny, I’d like your feedback on this. Something I’ve learned as I’ve gotten better, and you’re on the same point with this video. But I think the very first thing someone should learn is a punch shot. 1. Because as a beginner you’ll be in trees more than not help you get out of trouble 2. With driver it’s going to be easier to hit a 1/2 swing to 3/4 swing consistently straighter 3. With irons/wedges (for me atleast) I’ve learned especially 7 iron down to 60 if you’re taking a full pass at it you’re already against the grain. You’re not trying to hit you’re scoring clubs a mile. This mixed in with keeping the feet down and learning how to swing a club with you’re feet on the ground, instead of cheating turn and power. What screwed me up for the longest was I watched someone’s video when I started and it was lift the lead heel to get more rotation. Slam it down, this leads to swaying because to be frank if you’re not rotating you’re just not rotating you’re sliding really, lifting the heel just gets you even more slide and momentum, you can get by with it but it’s not consistent. But enough about me rambling I just think if you can start someone off teaching them how to get out of their heads about killing the ball, but more of did I finish that swing in balance it gets all the fundamentals down. I just think it’s crazy that people who have a 120 yard dispersion rate with driver are taught power over balance

[@creamabdul-jabbar6722]

Forgot one thing, with the heel lift and slam method. People lose the timing. It’s a rhythmic method of backswing into the trail side get recentered with weight on the lead side and a vertical force off the lead side. I feel the slamming of the lead heel messes up the timing of the fall the opening and the vertical forces. I see people do it all the time lift the heel plant it and if they do get low they either stay low or when they plant the foot back down they already are locked out with it

[@DanielMaude]

Some really good thoughts here

[@kevinsharp9376]

My wife has just started golf lessons and she won't watch any you tube golf videos other than yours. They are easy to understand and they work. Keep up the good work.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Kevin 😁

[@xSTRIPERMINE]

This is the year that i want to gey serious about golf. You have by far been the biggest improvement to my game. Hats off to you sir🍻🤝

[@DanielMaude]

Wishing you a great golfing year Carlos

[@jvelez1998]

Danny is the only golf coach on KZbin that I actually trust when he says, ‘after this lesson, you will be fine.’ The man was born to do this. 🙌👍👍💯💯🙏🙏

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the continued support Jason

[@Bob-pm3rz]

This video has helped me so much , striking it so much better using these tips , thank you 👍

[@DanielMaude]

Wonderful to hear Bob

[@redghost3170]

Loading the weight on my front foot and moving my left hand forward like you said has improved my game immensely.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s brilliant to hear

[@Slide728]

Thank u so much Danny you are the best video golf coach this lesson has help me strike my irons better and straighter getting on the greens more in 2

[@DanielMaude]

That’s awesome, really happy to help

[@danarmstrong8272]

Outstanding video Danny! I'm 72 and have been plagued by inconsistent ball striking ever since I picked up a golf club 40 some years ago. About 6 weeks ago I began working on changing to the "Stack and Tilt" concept, which this video appears to define quite well. I work as a volunteer at a local golf course, so I have free access to unlimited practice and playing privileges on this course and two other affiliated courses. I've been practicing this exact concept for at least an hour or two everyday over the past several weeks and my ball striking is better than it's ever been. My average scores have improved from the mid to low 90's to flirting with breaking 80, which I've actually accomplished twice in the past few week with a pair of 79's. I always enjoy watching your videos and think you're, without question, one of best! I can attest that following the recommendations you put forth in this video will help others who have been struggling with consistent ball striking!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Dan glad it’s been helping you and appreciate you taking the time to comment 😁👍

[@jjksfgksfgk]

Your tips have honestly saved my golf swing - I felt a bit lost before finding your channel, every tip you give just makes the penny drop for me. Massively appreciate it 👍

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Dan!

[@MpenziYako]

Yes, we do love the video Danny. Can’t wait to hear your post drop into my inbox on a Saturday morning. Thanks again I’m sure it’s going to help. Mark

[@DanielMaude]

Really appreciate that Mark, have a great weekend

[@10BILLYG]

Your explanation of both how and why are extremely helpful. They help with the mental part of the game. One thing I noticed in a recent video that I didn't understand is how far to stand from the ball on various shots. I didn't realize it was a variable. Might you cover that in a video? And how to do it--bending over more or reaching out further.

[@pelicanlover69]

Danny I enjoy all your videos. I have been doing what you are saying, but I set up neutral then start my swing with a forward press to your starting position. This frees up my swing, not starting in a stuck position.

[@donaldrichardson9545]

Love the unintended extra lesson/ 4th swing needed. Really good tips too

[@Kyle_2502]

Amazing danny! Been playing 3 years now and from your videos ive finally started to hit in the 80s consistently 🙌 👏 thank you!

[@DanielMaude]

That’s brilliant Kyle well done

[@davidrichards8021]

This is exactly the video I needed. You're a genius Danny. Thank you so much.

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help David

[@RHagans]

This video made the difference for me. Thank you!

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Shish 😁

[@russquick7899]

Hi Danny-Re-emphasis on arms together yet firm not stiff was a great reminder for me. You always seem to come up with something that targets my needs. Be good, stay safe-Russ

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Russ!

[@jimsaddler942]

Once again, your instructional videos are the BEST on KZbin! Great graphics during the video really helps visualize what points you're trying to make. This video explains the #1 thing I'm working on this year: Striking the ball with my irons first, before taking the divot. One other tip I picked up (and was unaware of) is to keep my head over the ball during the backswing. I had a tendency to sway a bit backward with my head during the backswing. Once I was aware of this and corrected it, my divots started showing up after hitting the golf ball. And when this happens, the feel and ball strikes are like no other! 👍⛳

[@DanielMaude]

Brilliant Jim well done and thank you for the feedback 👍⛳️

[@bjornengesaeth]

Danny, perfect explanation, and very relaxed! Thank you!😊

[@donmcilmurray9337]

Great practice tips (as always) Danny! I appreciate you leaving in less than perfect shots and explaining what happened after! My coach got me in the habit of leaning the club forward a hit in the setup last year and it’s helped by iron strikes tremendously but the parts about how to think of the swing in a circle and lining the grass to see your consistency will really help me improve! Makes my practice sessions so much better! Now if I can get consistent on the course when switching clubs and swings every time I’ll have it made 😉

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Don 👍

[@golfcrazed4953]

congrats on breaking the million subscriber plateau! you must be doing something right ! I have improved immensely since i found you on KZbin. thank you !

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, really happy to help

[@Dannyboy0202]

From one Dan to another 😀👍 thanks. I'm one of those players that tensions up too much to the point that it been causing me injuries in my ribs on the trail side of my swing. If you have a video on golf injuries could you maybe link it under my comment or hopefully make one in the future, I'm sure there are others out there like me would be happy to watch and learn more. Thanks again.

[@DanielMaude]

Absolutely Dan 👌

[@grahamhoughton5728]

Great tips in there DM. I agree with Dave, going through these lessons with a mid to high handicapper, like you do with Dad, would be great.

[@DanielMaude]

💯 tune in next week as I have a celebrity join us in the channel…results we’re 👌

[@colinryan9927]

Watching this in Portugal 🇵🇹 Danny. Can’t wait to try it out on the course ⛳️ ☀️ 👍

[@DanielMaude]

Have fun Colin

[@chrishardin2827]

Thank you for this simple change! So easy and amazingly effective. I’ve struggled with ball first contact for years and this fixed it from ball one. Please follow this one up with a student video.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Chris 😁

[@julianroberts698]

Top lesson Danny i often find myself tensing up. Thanks as always and have a great weekend. I'm now off to your neck of the woods, Broadstairs so not too far away

[@DanielMaude]

Broadstairs is lovely we go there with the kids a lot! Have a great time 😃

[@paulhuk2748]

Another great show Danny, looking forward to trying this, starting to finally get some whip into my 3 wood, so now look to improve on a more regular strike with irons, thanks again, keep them coming mate.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Paul, all the best

[@randyduby4555]

Danny the tips just keep getting better and better. It's like you're following me around and figuring what tip should I give him next? Thanks for being a great coach and really helping.

[@DanielMaude]

Happy to help Randy!

[@beneyster9251]

Danny your an awesome teacher!!! Thanks for providing the great information to us striving golfers

[@DanielMaude]

Really appreciate the support Ben

[@FrankAssink]

fantastic, thanks Danny from Brisbane Australia.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Frank, all the best

[@martynmurfitt-wrather7555]

Some great tips as ever - hopefully the improvement in my game will continue !

[@DanielMaude]

Hope it helps Martyn

[@desmond9168]

You’ve done it again!? Just had 18 holes and best round by far for at least 4 months? Particularly the set up leading to a crackin’ strike on the ball? Solid or what! Keep up the great work!

[@DanielMaude]

Brilliant Des well done 👍

[@kevinburge363]

Thanks Danny. My arms are way too tense and my arc is not right apart from that it is perfect😂. Great video lots to work on. Regards Kev

[@DanielMaude]

Love it Kevin

[@golfhobbyist]

Closing in on that 1M mark, Danny! Well deserved - I've learned so much over the years!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, crazy how big our community has become

[@mslow9372]

Great help as usual - your visualisation are great. Thank you

[@DanielMaude]

Really appreciate that

[@tonythomas8564]

Great vid again Danny. I have learned that tension is a real 'swing killer', so do my best to stay relaxed. Great that you kept your 'blooper' in the vid. That confirmed exactly what you were teaching.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Tony 👍

[@stephenallsopp6268]

Great tips Danny love your videos always well explained first everything makes sense and certainly game improving thanks .

[@grahamtaylor5508]

Super video Danny. The idea of presetting the arms/body in the impact position has really me in terms of contact, a more solid hit and a straighter shot. Keep up the good work lad !

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Graham and well done 🙏

[@alanvesey3205]

Hi Danny, brilliant lesson. I’ve been using your circle method for a few weeks and it’s made such a positive difference to my golf. Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

So good to hear Alan, keep up the good work

[@eriklastname8157]

When I first started playing there was at my local range a large sheet of plexiglass tilted at an angle with a hole in the middle. They'd set on a driving mat and one would stand inside the hole and try to swing without hitting the Plexi during the back swing or follow through. I never used it but the image stuck with me and i endeavored to create that circle when practicing. Ben Hogan used that image too in his seminal book as does, obviously, Danny here. Keeping ones arms tight together - as if bound - is another Hogan fundamental reinforced by Danny. It's good to be reminded as we all stray from the path and the videos really help.

[@mattballinger7136]

Great stuff Danny i impressed my teacher on my first lesson with indoor gold simulator using your techniques with creating a circle.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s brilliant Matt

[@namstel9225]

Wow, that setup with the offset was a real eye opener. I've been struggling a lot with hitting the ball first and the ground next, but with that first step of the setup you've explained, I'm sure I'll make great strides! It seems so logical after viewing this lesson. 😅

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on

[@raystanbury8397]

Great tip Dan. I took this to range today. What helped me the most was the shaft lean, I was taking the iron away on the back swing smoother & getting in the correct position at the top enabling me to get that snap at contact. (Your wording in a previous video). Dan, how about a video for the correct set up for hybrid & fairway swing. Cheers mate Ray.

[@DanielMaude]

Great idea Ray, will do

[@carlosferrer6952]

Another great video. I have been using your videos during my practice and seeing results. I just struggle with tempo.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s wonderful Carlos, thanks for sharing

[@philroselle1514]

Danny, you are the best!! Thank you

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Phil, all the best

[@stephenjones8649]

Thanks Dan, really needed this. My game has never been as bad

[@DanielMaude]

Love to hear how you get on

[@rickpostma7932]

Always cool to see you demonstrate how easy complicated motions should be done, easy as that. Thanks once again Danny 😊

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Rick 👍

[@millediscopri]

You are so good at explaining things, thanks so much!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Mille 😁

[@KIRSTEINS13]

Danny, your videos have totally changed my game. The question I have is do you have a trigger that starts the backswing?

[@Holeinone007]

Thanks Danny, great tip i put this into practice and it really worked for me.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s great Charlie, all the best

[@markp1956]

Danny great video, your tempo & balance is enviable!

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Mark, all the best

[@rockfeller8774]

I use a hammer at work and the photo of this link reminds me of what goes through my mind when hitting the ball, keeps my thoughts simple

[@davidevans6441]

Thank you for reminding me of the elements we all know but tend to forget. So pleased with your easy manner and critique, being in my mid 70's this has certainly helped renewed thanks long may it continue.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks David 😁

[@brendancanning2466]

Dan the MAN 🏌‍♂️..........⛳️ I've been watching and listening to many golf coaches online for quite a while until I came across this chap. He's in a league of his own 👌. Simplicity is genius 😉

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Brendan appreciate the support 😁

[@brendancanning2466]

It's absolutely phenomenal they way you break things down, so easy to understand. Keep the video's coming. Your a legend 🏌‍♂️

[@johnroman7659]

As always Danny, thank you for yet another great video! Have a great week sir.

[@DanielMaude]

And you John, all the best

[@alialmisned823]

Danny , your videos are very informative and helpful to me improving my golf despite I started playing an old age after the retirement! Can you please produce a video explaining how to gain a good swing for people who are with less flexibility due to their age or back pain ??

[@larryhall6179]

Thanks Danny your lessons are great. I watch all of your lessons and I'm much better at golf for it. Watch a lesson and head for the range.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s great Larry, thanks for the support

[@williamtotherow3367]

Exceptional lesson

[@DanielMaude]

Really happy to help William

[@briang5586]

Thanks Danny. Brilliant and so straightforward as ever.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Brian, have a great weekend

[@briang5586]

@@DanielMaude And you too.

[@DrOulehriHassan]

Your videos really changed my golf play. As I am a beginner, you have helped me a lot. Thank you very much! Your videos are the best on KZbin

[@DanielMaude]

Very kind thank you 😊

[@projas43]

Excelente, muchas gracias Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

You are very welcome Patricio

[@markk.5734]

Another wonderful tutorial. Thank you Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind mark, thank you.

[@jamesb0317]

Love the vids! Thank you. Do you have a video talking about squaring and delofting at impact?

[@GrahamWilliams-gm8lf]

Excellent and ready to follow. First live video I've seen, will recommend to friends

[@GrahamWilliams-gm8lf]

Easy to follow

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Graham

[@DanielMaude]

Appreciate the feedback

[@mjd1969]

Great video- thanks! As a left handed golfer I like when you say trailing/leading foot or trailing/leading arm instead of right foot or right arm. That is a big help to lefties!

[@DanielMaude]

No problem!

[@TruthTalkWithTim]

Thank you for making the videos they are always helpful. How can I have consistency in the momentum of the swing?

[@DonAl9114]

Outstanding video Danny. I hope I do remember all the details and will practice asap. 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😊. AL

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Alwin 😁

[@andrewbailey6501]

Another great video Danny, thank you. Could you do one showing ball positions for longer irons and woods please?

[@DanielMaude]

100% Andrew 👍

[@BlueGorilla111]

Nice video, nice to see the heavy shot and explanation of why and how to correct. Thanks Danny

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks P 👍

[@sarge8133]

Another informative video. I enjoy watching your videos. I have started playing again after a few years and your tips have helped me with my game. I have always had trouble with compressing my irons, this video will give me something to work on. I’m in my mid sixties now and I need all the help I can get. Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Sarge 👍

[@iann.152]

Very nice presentation... learn a lot, thanks.