Bryson DeChambeau Driver Training | Build A Better Game: Max Distance | GolfPass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- In this GolfPass series, Build A Better Game: Max Distance, Bryson DeChambeau reveals his driver training that helped him gain speed and distance. Bryson teaches you how he gets more distance out of his golf swing.
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IT WORKS!!! While on the simulator today, I decided to try straightening my right leg on my backswing and extend as Bryson describes here. I had low expectations and didn’t intend to try it more than 4-5 swings. I immediately went to 104mph club head speed from typical bests of 101mph. Within 5 swings 106. After an hour of hitting nothing but driver, I had hit 107mph a number of times and once over 108. Ball speed went from 150 absolute best to 155 or so typical if a decent strike. Best 158mph. Night, meet day!
Update - still using this, but I've backslid a bit. My best yesterday was (once) 107mpg clubhead speed, but mostly 104 or 105mph. Still better than before, but no chance of setting a new PB. Perhaps it was just a 'slow' day?
Drive for show, putt for dough.
Drive for dough, strike irons for dough, pitch for dough, chip for dough, putt for dough...”every shot counts” :-)
@@ronsmith32 so true. putting requires by far the least attention. proof is you'll ofttimes see newbies draining all kinds of putts but you never see them lucking into 300+yd drives or hitting crisp pure iron shots. drive for show putt for dough is outdated.
Wow. An extraordinary lesson, even by Bryson standards. I love the way his coach facilitates the discussion rather than stomping all over the points Bryson is making.
Iacss? Why would he contradict? It works!!
He swings like every gifted 9 and 10 year old I have ever coached! But he does not jump off the ground. But he does spin on left heal. Bryson is making me rethink what I should be changing and not changing in junior golfers' swings as they grow.
Listen carefully to Bryson and in particular the nuances of what he is saying. I have being doing this type of swing for a year and massively increased my distance.
Holy crap that envy comment of Kyle Burntire 🤣🤣
Whoever wrote that, genius.
Amazing how hard he swings and no golf ball holes in the walls of his house. A true testament to the consistency of his contact.
What a fantastic insight into a totally unique golfer and his amazing swing techniques. Really impressed
Great stuff guys, thanks from a senior golfer, 287 yards and going for more!
Man that's good
Very nice. Keep working at it
@@georgeslupski5987 Thanks Champ! I appreciate the kind word!
@@shofey Thanks Ira!
Nice guy, Good for him he deserves all the Greatest,Good things come to Good people!!
Thank you so much for showing us how it’s done. And keep doing what you’re doing.
great fan of BCD..keep experimenting
Big Cocked Dutchmen?
Bryson is awesome! Very open and personable. Great vid
Interesting how he says his feel is to pull to club up and closer to him thru the hitting area but he doesn't stand up like most of us would when told to pull up on the club. 🤔👍🏻
Great explaination of wrist and shoulder movement at impact.
Will always be a fan!
The way Bryson and Martin Borgmeier approach the golf swing really appeals to me. I'm new to golf but consider myself an athletic guy. I know a few other guys that also got into golf maybe 1-2 years ago but they have a very old-school, non-athletic approach. Theyre always telling me things like slow down your swing, grip the club lightly, stop adding power, etc. I'm good bro, I want 300+ yard drives not 200+!
What a down to earth guy. I hope he starts winning big time.
7:10 holy shit i felt my clubhead speed quadruple. this is the key element
Most instructors teach width in the swing and extending the the rear arm to keep the forward arm straight. Wide arc they say. I can see his rear arm flexing in the downswing even though the instructor is saying they are stretching up at 9:44. Seems conflicting. The flexed rear arm seems to be working for Bryson.
Forward press, squat, timing and rhythm... golf instruction is funny... nothing is novel, only forgotten for a time. Remember Sam Snead.
Love the insights! Has anyone tried the Reflex convex swing by Cheong Sai Fah? Also very scientific and insane clubbed speed generated by coiling against the legs( feet are turned more towards the target than usual to allow the fast hip rotation) and rotating fast through like Gary Player when he walked through shots
Ross Gerry WHAT:??? who cares!!!!!
Should’ve come with some more updated side-by-side of his swing. Those were a bit older before he got to shifting on the backswing. Glad more people are thinking of the Golf swing as an athletic motion. Because it’s so dynamic, it can eliminate swing thoughts. Just setup turn, ,and turn. With a bit of practice, it’s like on a train track.
정말 궁금했는데 잘봤습니다~ 업 다운이 정답이네요
Seems to match the John Tattersall concepts rather than Terry Rowles front post concept. One suggest more down and up vs more front post or left side anchor? Or is it a more subtle sameness? Tattersall said in your Swing series too much mass forward restricts pelvis rotation?
problem with power is that the tradeoff is consistency and accuracy. prefer to be less powerful but more accurate
Most professional will tell you to learn how to swing for the fences, then you can disk it back for accuracy. But you know how to dial it up when you want to.
Awesome
Very cool!!!
bryson is a genius
Best tip from Bryson is the one he sticks in his arm!
You have secrets too??!!! Cool
I agree his swing works: I am 65 years old and shoot scratch using Bryson's swing. However, the longest drive on pga record is Mike Austin, 515 yards. Just saying......
Very cool video. I hope none of it sticks in my head.
All you have to remember is "pull the club" the faster the better.
偉哉！帝翔波！
Does this technique apply to iron play also??
Not entirely, some yes, but his upward motion at contact no. Iron's he hits down through the ball, much steeper approach than driver, where you are hitting up.
Not a big fan of his, but his explanation is excellent.
I would guess 95% of players use the ground to initiate their backswing, some less obviously than others but they all forward press in some way. Probably only hideki and morikawa are the main ones I can think who base so much of their back swing on manufactured tempo & timing?
Good observation
Congrats Bryson for your amazing achievement which less than 1% of macho golfer can reach your rare view mirror. Please let us know what to what out to avoid joints injury with such moves? Thanks
He actually address the injury/range of motion stuff on his youtube channel. Its a physio thing called M.A.T
The little guy is pretty handsy.
Even with dechambeau i wouldn't be standing in the slicing zone 😂😂
modern day Moe Norman?
It's quite obvious what the man is dong. Easy to learn from.
So basically do everything the opposite of what my pro taught me in my golf lesson... great
Most pros at courses don’t know what the hell they are taking about because they grew up thinking stupid things like low and slow. Smooth. Blah blah lol
@@SwayPromo But I had a boomer the other day say that I need to swing softer and grip the club like holding a bird's neck. My club went flying further than my golf ball, unfortunately.
@@djcardwellai hahaha yeah. Gripping It soft has never made any sense. Need to be in control of the club. Firm grip but still be able to be mobile.
Pretty much. Unless you're a complete beginner or have very obvious swing flaws, if the pro doesn't have tech to assist you break down your swing, find a new pro.
I did a couple lessons with a pro. Aside from a launch monitor, he had the pressure mat like Bryson is using here, as well as wrist sensors. We found a fault in my backswing with how I'm not transferring my weight back to load up, and also adjusted my wrists for more Ulnar deviation (which Bryson talks briefly about in this video). he also had the ability to slow-mo my swing, and show a comparison of the before and after and how much better it was looking.
Best part - not once did the pro suggest I slow down. I'm a pretty fast swinger, just wild. he embraced that part of my swing, while adjusting things which were flawed. Now I swing faster, and more consistently.
If I were to go to a lesson and the pro told me to slow my backswing, swing 75%, keep my head down, (other golf cliche here), I'd walk out.
That's why I refuse lessons. So few are great at teaching, or even teach the right things. Even Bryson here isn't really explaining certain things he does accurately. For instance he talks about really moving his head off the line to load up and generate power but you can see slow-motioning his on course swing he doesn't really do that much. Head is basically still. He should be pointing out it's more a feeling than what he physically does. Lots of teachers do that because explaining and performing are two different things
Guys all in his face. Flinching like Bryson is going to hit him. But still going in to the danger zone. Why? Lol stay safe friend.
5:08 a**
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It’s not about swing speed.
This interviewer is a bit to touchy feely lol
The body cannot take this kind of super stress for very long before it is going to break.
That’s why you train your body to be able to take It by building a very strong core
What will happen?
He can’t do this when he ages. Now he is still young & strong.
Notice how he releases his lead foot as he rotates through. This is huge as it remove stress from his knee and helps prevent injury
I mean, that's literally every player who hits it hard. Tiger. Rory. Etc, they'll all have to alter it as they age.
But Bryson is probably aware that he will have to make consessions at some point, even unloading the pressure like he does.
No way to know that. People said he couldn't put on weight and speed and maintain accuracy and he proved them all wrong
I can’t wait until a super athlete plays golf who can really put force into the ground. Ps I’m talking NFL type someone who with a 40 inch vertical type power with the necessary motor skills for golf.
why not?
It’s so terrible
Things Bubba has done......for years.
Videos like this where he doesn't have his frat boys ruining it are great
Why does nobody ever talk about how much of a role raw strength plays in the equation? DeChambeau is so strong that the driver is like a toothpick in his hands - much the way it was with Barry Bonds or Mark McGuire with the baseball bat. All of these guys also have superhuman hand-eye coordination, but if you want to hit the ball as far as Bryson, you have to be strong as fuck.
He also sets up in his impact plane unlike everyone else.
Golf is now in a very unique spot in history, The Technology exists to have Simulated Golf courses in every school in America. The School just needs a 12 x 12 x 12 room and a GCQuad, or a Trackman or any of the other half dozen golf simulators that are on the market now, that are getting cheaper and better every year.
I can only imagine how that would grow the game of golf… it could be a major advantage for mining Golf Talent, from elementary school all the way up to high school and even at the college level. It would be wonderful if we had a collaboration between the PGA and other Golf Lovers to help create and fund the initiative to get golf in every school district or .... Every School. We have the technology to do this now.
Why exactly would we want golf in school? Why would this ever be a priority?
And I love golf. This comment just has me scratching my head a little. Why do we need or want golf simulators in school? So like 4 kids can play 9 holes during lunch? It's not like a bunch of people can use 1 at the same time. Our schools are producing morons. We should address that issue first...then address lack of golf simulators.