Senior Golfer's Quest To Regain Distance | No Secrets

I am sharing with you the process that I am going through to regain the distance I have lost as a senior golfer. I will share my golf drills, practice techniques, and golf exercises. This will be a video series so come along on my journey.
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[@cutleo1961]

I look forward to watching these videos as I am 67. My son Will just took a lesson from you and I (Leonard Cutchen) remember you being at Chace Lake many years ago.

[@BrisGolf]

Hey Leonard. It is a small world. I mentioned Chace Lake in the lesson and all the pieces of the puzzle fell into place. Hope you are well. and enjoy the videos.

[@larrylarry9278]

75 in a couple of months and would be happy if I could gain 10 yards on my driver on my good drives ,right now I am just shy of 200 . I finally today started hitting my 5 wood a lot better today . I will be watching for the videos.

[@BrisGolf]

I am looking forward to getting some distance back. Thanks for the comment Larry and keep swinging!!

[@davidallison9182]

Coach, I am suffering many of the same problems so I'm going to follow along to build speed, balance, and flexibility. I'm pretty sure we are all capable of significant improvements.

[@BrisGolf]

Thanks for watching David. I think it will be interesting!

[@justinmoore598]

Will be following!

[@BrisGolf]

Thank you Justin!

[@Graemedargo]

Hi Coach Bris. I am really looking forward to your senior golfers quest series. I suffer from the same challenge of slowing swing speeds due to age. Creeps up on a guy huh! I am off to Home Depot this week to pick up some PVC pipe and a decent corn broom and will be following your quest with real interest. Cheers.

[@BrisGolf]

Awesome. I just swung my broom and used the PVC to stretch a bit. I am looking forward to the results.

[@kiddocakes1389]

I'm new to golfing for the most part. I was blessed to be given a most of a set from my father. I can't afford a lot of balls on the range I was wondering if I should be practicing with all my clubs or just a small few? I've been using a 6 or 7 iron for most of my time. I only started using the 5 wood yesterday but it feels completely different to using the clubs with big heads and I can't figure it out any tips for that as well?

[@BrisGolf]

There are plenty of drills you can do without a golf ball to build your fundamentals. A good idea would be to go watch my beginner golf series of videos and follow along. Take care to develop fundamentals first then worry about the golf ball. Thank you for the comment and I wish you luck. If you have more questions feel free to ask. I am here to help.

[@dealameal5242]

Always wondered why PGA players seem to get so much distance without exerting themselves like the amateur golfer? Their swings almost look like slow-motion or casual (like Fred Couples) but yet have significant carry.

[@BrisGolf]

It is because they know how to use the big muscles and the ground all in the proper sequence to generate power. There are more differences as well, but the rhythm and timing of the pros is so much better than everyone else.

[@dealameal5242]

@@BrisGolf Its truly beautiful and confounding to watch. Thanks again.