Difference Between Driver and Iron Swings

[@elizabethdickerson2412]

This is, by far, the best driver video instruction I have ever seen. I have been a slicer forever. I took your direction to the golf course last night and I was not only down the middle of the fairway, I was so much longer off the tee. Your approach and simple explanation were outstanding !! Thank you so much.

[@MarcStelzer]

I rarely, if ever, comment on videos. This women (and all of her instruction) is AS GOOD AS IT GETS for golfers. She's direct, insightful, effective instructor and loaded with insights into the mechanics and common errors of average players. Her vid's have helped me a ton this year and got me trending toward a single digit handicap again! Rah rah and thanks a ton! Elbow-driver power video alone changed my whole season.

[@jmack619]

You are a great instructor! Thank-you for your good work.

[@kurtcraig9059]

Thanks for showing how to correctly and how not to...very effective teacher you are!

[@paulpetros8654]

Great instruction. No one has explained this as well as you.

[@homeseverafterllc]

As someone whos new to playing golf I have watched a ton of videos on KZbin from various professionals that are all wonderful in their own regard but the way you explain and demonstrate all these techniques is heads and shoulders above the rest. Thank you for the wonderful videos that make the complex game of golf very practical and easy to understand.

[@michaelyahn3125]

Just what I needed after dumping 3 of 4 fairway woods yesterday. Thanks Christina!

[@paigehuffman]

Yeah! Super helpful! Great breakdown of the differences!

[@lealjaja]

Excellent explanation, and excellent method and for fix some historical issues in golf, Thanks for sharing us on those tips

[@kathrynmansfield4134]

Dang this is jam packed with good info!! Beautiful backdrop and teacher. Thank you! ❤

[@mark6matt]

Thank you so much for explaining how to setup to swing to the right. I’m playing tomorrow and will look to put this tip into practice. This makes so much sense, as I’ve been slicing the ball for years and never heard this from any other YT golfer. 👍😊

[@tombrugger7874]

Love your lessons….showing them to my 14 and 16 year old girls…big help

[@nanjappakuttaiah870]

Superb lesson, well explained, more power to you ❤

[@paulakoncki4029]

You are a Golf Angel send from heaven, that just saved me! I stared to hit my driver like a Iron, I nearly gave up golf! You have a new Fan!! Clicked Liked and Subscribed!!!! Kind regards from South Africa the golf Mecca in the World!! 🥰⛳️🏌️‍♀️

[@jbjgibbons]

Thanks for your great, logic based instructions. Best on KZbin!!

[@qhnguyen7593]

Best lessons !!! Love them !! Thank you so much !!!👍

[@dh4254]

Hi Christine - Great video. As a lefty then I should be thinking of swinging out to the left on the downswing -completing the circle of the swing. Thanks

[@williamcox9865]

Not having my chest behind the ball, or closed, was costing me off the tee. This video really helped and I hit more fairways yesterday than ever. Thank you.

[@julierader2322]

Totally outstanding!!! You’re the best!!!!

[@micheled2174]

I agree 100%, she is excellent… like no other. Thank you so much

[@jamesbond4633]

Ok..that was a huge epiphany moment for me when you said keep your chest behind the ball closing it and the shoulder line pointing to the right when using the driver or 3 wood. I go many rounds of hitting the driver well but then my driver would go south hitting slices or pulls and I could never figure out what I was doing wrong just knowing that it did not "feel" the same when I hit it well. I think you just gave me the secret to my predicament!!!! I might be able to sneak in one more round tomorrow as the snow melted and it got warm here so can't wait to try your suggestions. THe position of the chest is something I need to pay attention to it on how it differs between the irons and the woods as you have so eloquently pointed out. So just one question I have....how difficult was it to get that alignment stick through your top???!!!!! Kidding of course. Thanks again from Canada. That golf course looks sooo gorgeous!!!!

[@MarkG_603]

You've hit on just about every issue and question I've had with these differences. I have struggled with this a LOT recently. Thank you, amazing video. Love the alignment stick usage, I'm definitely going to utilize mine this way to engrain the driver position. Again, thank you!🤟

[@tinyshepherdess7710]

I have learned SO MUCH from your videos. I hope to one day attend one of your camps. Please come to Oregon again!

[@ds-ov9yi]

Thank you for the tips, alway enjoy your videos

[@MegaTubescreamer]

😁😇 an earlier gem in the arsenal, thank you Christina.

[@rodrich1644]

So well explained.

[@ahmadghanem2414]

Great tips. You make it so simple. Love to see a video on sequencing for less flexible older guys like my self . Thanks

[@nickb7511]

This is totally me. I can make all my setup adjustments to swing out to the right and still come over the top in fear of hitting the biggest block of my life. Ive hit it to the right side of the course for so long its so difficult to let myself trust this concept. I also struggled with the driver setup as you mentioned. It seems difficult for me to make a backswing . I feel like Im going to hit the ground 3 feet behind the ball. This is another reason I cant hit a draw. I always feel like Im going to hit a very heavy shot... Thanks

[@povrtsux1]

This is good info. Thanks!

[@willtoth5905]

Excellent explanation! Thanks

[@bonnies7507]

Helpful video ! I would like to see a video that spends more time on hitting a wood from the fairway...struggling with topping lately. Thanks

[@patrick_harder]

Great lesson. Thanks!

[@vanrichmond8027]

Great instruction, as always. Additionally, the background scenery is beautiful. Where are you filming?

[@MorePars]

Sedona Golf Resort - Stunning area and great course!

[@jimgaskill5400]

Hi! New subscriber. I've never seen you before, but your video popped up on my feed because I watch golf instructional videos. I really like your methodology and reiteration of the basics. Very helpful! Also, love your accent 😊 Where are you from?? Thanks!

[@wrightbrent73]

Thanks for the tips. Can you do a video on rhythm and tempo? Thank you

[@zennor_man]

Good explanation…

[@richardscott9382]

Excellent thanks!

[@neiltal5992]

When you swing to the right with the driver, does the clubhead go outside the ball line after impact and by how much?

[@mr.holeinone7521]

Good morning 🌞. I Agree with you on Driving ball position and angle of attack. However, have seen other credible Instructors advocate slightly downward strike (-1°) with the Driver?..Am I missing something?

[@MorePars]

There is a window for attack angle. If you "think" hitting down with your driver you'll be in trouble. Send me the video that you saw this...let me take a look at what they are saying exactly.

[@mr.holeinone7521]

@@MorePars I saw the vid. Yesterday on KZbin, By Tom Saguto. Not sure when he made it?? I have gone from a 19+ Hcp. To just over 12 in a year and a half.. in large part because of yourself and Tom Saguto...* Based on almost immediate result from your tips. I'll try to find it again and send it along. Thanks.** Just realized ..Lol- Maybe I should ask Tom..?

[@jackrowberry1013]

Wow, what a fantastic video, thank you. 😊

[@crimn]

I follow Mike malaskas method of the swing but you are the same especially the glutes video, you explain things really well.

[@ILX51]

Great video but I noticed that on iron shots you do not take a divot. Some folks say you have to hit ball then turf, what say you?

[@MorePars]

I have a very shallow swing plane so my divots are tiny if at all. thanks for watching!

[@davidmayo3368]

@@MorePars I rarely take a divot too. Now I feel better about that! Thanks!

[@stevenhebert4117]

Omg, your the best!!!!!!

[@markschwieterman2296]

Not if you're using a single plane golf swing you are set up that way or just rotate your hips too behind the golf ball

[@DelMarSteeler]

Best dressed golfer, Ever!

[@saintpatrick6681]

wait, no socks.

[@bentring333]

Ha! I used to own a house on this course. Village of Oak Creek