GOLF TIP | How To Hit A DRIVER STRAIGHT EVERY TIME
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Mark Durland, Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher in America & Director of Instruction at the Durland Golf School at Naples Grande discusses a golf tip on how to hit the driver straight every time. Golfers struggle with the driver especially when it comes to driving it straight. In this video Mark covers a couple crucial concepts as well as a few drills and an awesome training aid to hit a driver straight every time. If you enjoyed this instructional golf video, please give it a thumbs up, share with a friend, and make sure to subscribe. Also, Mark is always open to golf instruction suggestions, so if you have a particular issue in golf, comment below and Mark will do his best to address your golf concerns in his next video.
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A proponent of proper impact fundamentals, Mark, bases his communication with students on simplicity. He is constantly searching for new ways to downsize the golf swing and its components for his students. His instruction includes the latest in technology and a variety of drills that help students make the appropriate changes to their golf swing. The technology assists in diagnosis and giving feedback on each swing, while the drills help students to retrain their motor pattern.
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Mark teaches that a golf swing starts with practical fundamentals to fit a student’s particular pattern. Since using TrackMan his focus has turned to helping students create proper impact alignments. He prefers to use the swing each student possesses if it is functional in producing the desired impact. Mark’s goal is to help a student identify and understand the tendencies in their golf swing. The student can then work to improve and eliminate these tendencies.
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Great drill. My bad drives always come from trying for distance. I need to hit more balls on the center of the club face and make sure path is right. Distance always follows. Balance is usually key. Thanks
My pleasure Chris! Glad you found the video helpful. 😀
Very clear instruction with drills that can be practiced on the range.
Thanks Edward! I appreciate your kind words. All the best!
Finally a left handed golf instructor
Thanks Colin! I hear that a lot! 🤣
Great video and content Mark after conquering the slice this year until today , after watching this video I realized I didn’t close my shoulder and tilt
Great news Robert! Glad the video helped!
Really good coaching tips, simple to digest!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. All the best!
Jim you may remember me i live in michigan and took lessons for several years when i was in florida i always had a new story for you --i have not seen you because i have not been coming down. i have a bad back so my game has not been good- and i will be 85 in july i enjoyed the lessons and always got some good information on how to improve and you may remember i always had a story .you had me playing some good golf i,m still playing just can,t score like i did before i glad you are doing good--i will watch your lessons and work more on my game dan mistura
Hi Dan! Great to hear from you! I do remember our lessons and specifically your jokes. Thank you for commenting and glad you’re enjoying my videos. All the best!
Great drill! I hope to fix mt slice with these practice drills and become more consistent. I am really glad to finally find some video content for left handed golfers! Where I live in Ottawa Canada there are only two left handed golf teachers and neither is anywhere close to where I live. Thanks, I hope to see more videos. Robert
My pleasure Robert! Glad you found and are enjoying my TH-cam channel. I try to put a new video out every other Tuesday (post Covid). I have four shot I'm editing right now. In the summer I stock up as I'm too busy teaching in the winter. All the best!
As always this is helpful.
Thanks Rob! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Good review of the basics. The comments made by Chris Kehoe are similar to mine. As soon as I try to hit the ball harder for distance my faults show up. I love how you hit it so pure every time. Thanks for the videos, as my game is the best it has been ever....
Thanks Bill! Glad you enjoyed the video and are playing great golf!
As a Lefthanded golfer I’m not hitting the heel but after struggling with a slice I’m now pulling the ball far right any suggestions appreciated in advance
Hi Robert! Thank you for your comment! Take a look at this video: th-cam.com/video/V_CL6yvPnB0/w-d-xo.html
Hey Mark, seemed like this was taylor made for me as it covered alot of what we've worked on in past. One question, I know this was for the Driver, but how much if any will these principles apply as we go through shorter clubs? Can/should I employ them with fairway woods, hybrids? Thanks
Hi Doug! Great to hear from you. What I discussed in this video can be applied to every club in the bag. People enjoy driver videos that's why I directed it more towards the driver. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Very nice swing. It appears that at address, your stance is closed, hands are behind the ball, ball is at the heel of the club head. Are these some of the factors for straighter shots?
Thank you! No just personal preferences that fit my pattern.
My problems all lie with over swinging , I practice a nice slow swing but when I tee it up on the course I’m looking to kill it 🤷♂️
Hey Robert! I hear that a lot! Take a look at this video: GOLF TIP | How To SWING SMOOTHLY In GOLF
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If you would show more and talk less it would be more helpful.
Thanks Thomas! I appreciate your feedback.