Excellent drill with the wall Chris. Your videos help me assist other golfers I see at the range, where I volunteer my time in retirement. I have a decent swing in my 70’s, I know how to swing the club. However trying to describe what I’m doing to others, can be a challenge. Your videos are very helpful to pass on to others, so they can improve. That’s my goal for every potential golfer. I don’t ask for money, my reward comes from them improving. It’s my way of giving back to a game that I’ve enjoyed for over 60 years….
I personally love these types of videos that are a mix of real lesson examples, and your traditional theory/demo. It is what seperates you from other golf channels. It brings an aspect of relatability and makes the outcome more tangible - versus a pro talking theory and demoing with great flexibility and athleticism. Great work, keep up this trend in your channel on other tips!
Chris, thank you again, was great having this lesson. You really helped me to clear my head of too many swing thoughts and give me some simple things to work/focus on. I'm already starting to see the benefits, with more consistency and less dispersion with the Driver. As the confidence builds and the better weather arrives, I hopefully can start to wind back up the speed and add a little more distance.
Game changer for me, always struggled with my driver, but since implementing these tips my last two visits to the range have been fantastic, straighter and longer, thanks so much 👍
Cracking explanation of how to rectify a slice, breaking it down like this will help countless slicers out there, me being one of them. Quality video 👌🏻
Hi Chris, this has opened my eyes to something I was doing similar to what Gerry was doing, having my hands too far forward at set up. My hands are way too forward (in line with the middle of my leading thigh) leading to a wide open face and a massive leak out right. I'm hoping that the drills in this video will help restore my baby draw
Thanks for the lesson! I have exactly the same fault and never realised that it is all due to the setup, alignment and lead elbow hinging....can't wait to take this to the course!
Had to subscribe after watching this upload . The way you explain things with drills 'feels' and pupil interaction were some of the best understandable instruction I've seen . Top job 👏 👌
That is really interesting, and will try it on the course tomorrow. All my club distances have just not been good enough and hopefull this will help. Will let you know how it goes..
I personally have developed a slice over the past month or 2. Never realized it until I watched this video that I was pre setting with shaft lean. Definitely an aw huh moment right off the bat.
Could see on initial drive that he was pulling the club around, rather than coming through with same plane from start to finish. Easily results in a slice....
@@ChrisRyanGolf Thanks for answering, because this has been a big debate amongst my golfing buddies. If you could make a video explaining that ‘feeling’ of the both arms, it would be extremely helpful. Thanks for considering!
Just one issue I have is when you say take your normal set up. That for me is almost impossible. Every tee shot is different, dogleg left or right with varying degrees of dogleg. My set up will definitely be different every time.
Yeah I see that a lot, or if the tee makers aim you into the rough or trees. Just a case of grooving it in practice and then developing a routine that allows your to get there each time of the course, but not easy
Hope you enjoy the video, any questions, on anything at all let me know here and I’ll get back to you 🙌
Excellent drill with the wall Chris. Your videos help me assist other golfers I see at the range, where I volunteer my time in retirement. I have a decent swing in my 70’s, I know how to swing the club. However trying to describe what I’m doing to others, can be a challenge. Your videos are very helpful to pass on to others, so they can improve. That’s my goal for every potential golfer. I don’t ask for money, my reward comes from them improving. It’s my way of giving back to a game that I’ve enjoyed for over 60 years….
I personally love these types of videos that are a mix of real lesson examples, and your traditional theory/demo. It is what seperates you from other golf channels. It brings an aspect of relatability and makes the outcome more tangible - versus a pro talking theory and demoing with great flexibility and athleticism. Great work, keep up this trend in your channel on other tips!
Thanks and really appreciate that feedback, definitely going to be showing a lot more like this going forward
Chris, thank you again, was great having this lesson. You really helped me to clear my head of too many swing thoughts and give me some simple things to work/focus on. I'm already starting to see the benefits, with more consistency and less dispersion with the Driver. As the confidence builds and the better weather arrives, I hopefully can start to wind back up the speed and add a little more distance.
Thanks Gerry appreciate you taking part and putting yourself out there on camera
Game changer for me, always struggled with my driver, but since implementing these tips my last two visits to the range have been fantastic, straighter and longer, thanks so much 👍
That’s awesome, glad to hear it 🙌
Cracking explanation of how to rectify a slice, breaking it down like this will help countless slicers out there, me being one of them. Quality video 👌🏻
Thanks Steve appreciate that 🙌
Hi Chris, this has opened my eyes to something I was doing similar to what Gerry was doing, having my hands too far forward at set up. My hands are way too forward (in line with the middle of my leading thigh) leading to a wide open face and a massive leak out right. I'm hoping that the drills in this video will help restore my baby draw
Thanks for the lesson! I have exactly the same fault and never realised that it is all due to the setup, alignment and lead elbow hinging....can't wait to take this to the course!
Hope it helps Ken 🙌
Had to subscribe after watching this upload . The way you explain things with drills 'feels' and pupil interaction were some of the best understandable instruction I've seen . Top job 👏 👌
Thanks Steve really appreciate that 🙌
These are brilliant videos Chris, seeing the changes and subsequent results is such good content. 👌🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks appreciate it 🙌
That is really interesting, and will try it on the course tomorrow. All my club distances have just not been good enough and hopefull this will help. Will let you know how it goes..
Hope it does help
Great video Chris, definitely see myself there so will be giving this a try…
Thanks hope it helps
I personally have developed a slice over the past month or 2. Never realized it until I watched this video that I was pre setting with shaft lean. Definitely an aw huh moment right off the bat.
Really glad it’s helped, driver is so tough so sometimes the smallest change get get things back on track
Another great lesson you’ve given here Chris
Thanks Geoff 🙌
Well done Chris 👏 😊
Thanks Roy
i want to save this video in my playlist. great tips
Got it saved now. Thank you
Thanks, hope it helps
Could see on initial drive that he was pulling the club around, rather than coming through with same plane from start to finish. Easily results in a slice....
Brilliant video.
So much more beneficial than just seeing a good golfer hit balls and talking 👍
Thanks Daniel appreciate that
@@ChrisRyanGolf Chris where are you doing one to one lessons now?
Another great video
You cost me a fortune in range balls
But it's worth it
👍🏻
Chris, are you left arm dominant with your golf swing? Or do you use both arms equally? Thanks for answering, and keep up the great videos!
Both pretty equal in reality, some benefit from focusing of ‘feeling’ one is working harder but both do similar amount of work
@@ChrisRyanGolf Thanks for answering, because this has been a big debate amongst my golfing buddies. If you could make a video explaining that ‘feeling’ of the both arms, it would be extremely helpful. Thanks for considering!
Do you do virtual lessons/instruction?
I do, if you head to my website chrisryangolf.com everything is there, would love to help
Chris, for a reference how long was that lesson with Gerry?
We had an hour session together
Great lesson Chris ..I now see what I was doing ..they say the toughest shot in golf is 6 inches between your ears!!!
Thanks Ed appreciate that, and so true, we are pretty good at doing the right thing given the right cue
So many problems seem to be related to lack of back and shoulder /arm flexibility.
Very true, tough to change too at such high speed
Just one issue I have is when you say take your normal set up. That for me is almost impossible. Every tee shot is different, dogleg left or right with varying degrees of dogleg. My set up will definitely be different every time.
Yeah I see that a lot, or if the tee makers aim you into the rough or trees. Just a case of grooving it in practice and then developing a routine that allows your to get there each time of the course, but not easy
Your more relatable then your cheeky friend. But I like him too. Lol
Thanks….. but who’s my cheeky friend?
@@ChrisRyanGolf Mark Crossfield tell him I said. Your welcome. Lol