Danny, I’ve watched you hit dozens of drives on your channel when demonstrating technique but never seen you hit the ball with such freedom and aggression - this swing is more like a tour pro than (with all due respect !), a teaching pro……well done !!
Its amazing seeing one of the best instructors on TH-cam putting himself out there like this, incredible. Also, never seen him smile this much in a video - thanks Danny!
@fred It is amazing to me to see ANY golfer over 70 years old being active. I just started golfing at an old age after retiring and when I did 18 holes it took me 4 days to recover (and I go to 24 Hour Fitness three times a week). My whole family and many friends have been playing golf for over 30 years and I always thought it looked too easy but I can tell you it's one of the funnest and hardest sport that I've ever tried and what I like about it is that there are so many golf courses to play at.🏌️♀️
Danny, Ive been watching a lot of your teaching videos and they have helped my game. Just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to bring us along, you are up there with the best of them.
Great to see you with that epiphany smile of disbelief as the results from the lesson shine through. It’s usually you having that effect on your students. Hope you can explain that to us mere mortals in the usual Danny Maude way. Thanks Danny!
Phenomenal content as always! This was such a good lesson! You can tell how easy it is for Danny to hear an instruction and apply it to the swing fast. So good!
When a massively successful golf instructor puts a vid out of himself learning something new it’s just so honest. No pedestal or lofted ego, it’s very refreshing, To be fair most instructors online don’t seem egotistical but just want to help us hackers get better. To me that’s the spirit of the whole game right there. 😉👍
Wow, especially the drill with the towel could be a game-changer. I need to try that soon! I also liked how the very speedy and far drives made you smile.
Excellent video. Watching the teacher learn, adapt and execute. And to bring us along for the lesson to learn as well. Very generous and totally inspiring. Some of us aren’t dreaming of hitting it 300 but finding 225, or more, would be awesome enough and seems like a reachable goal with these drills and techniques so clearly demonstrated. Thanks again, Danny, for another fantastic video. You’re the best!
I’m going to give it a try. I’m able to go low occasionally (I shoot in the 70’s sometimes) but I’m driving it nowhere. Feels like I’ve tried everything to no avail. Frustrating to say the least. But thanks again for the inspiration. Really enjoyed watching you go at it! Good on you, brother!
I love the drill with the towel and the sense of freedom from allowing yourself to try and hit the ball hard! Can’t wait to take this out on the range and course!
Danny. Tried this on the course today for the first time. Apart from a couple of loose ones (to be expected) easily added 20 yards. Golfing mates were asking what I’m doing different. Literally longest I have ever hit the ball, I was getting places I get with roll in summer. Just need to make it more consistent now. Thank you!
Thanks for the lesson! Senior golfer here (74). I will need to get more flexibility to get that turn. I have lost distance over the years but I have developed very good dispersion. I will need to work and find my hardest swing that I can control. In my younger years I had a much more violent swing. After playing more than 35 years of golf I ended up getting lower back surgery. I have taught myself a swing that gets the ball out there carrying 210 yds and roll out another 20 yards. I am always in search of gaining more distance. I will use these tips and work on getting more flexibility to gain more distance.
@@DanielMaudeJust given this 10 balls on the range - 2 degrees C, into northerly breeze - and crikey what a diiference getting left heel up and hands high at the top makes 💡. As you said ‘ Bloody hell ‘
This was fun today Danny! With sooooooo much information out there and trying to implement EVERYTHING it gets in the way of just going out and enjoying the game. I have learned a lot watching you and trying bits and pieces to my game. But ultimately it all gets into my head trying so hard to get my handicap down. I am a 60 year old man that just wants to play the game well enough to enjoy it! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and wisdom, it encouraging.
One of my favorite teaching professionals, Oliver Peacock (Belle Meade CC in Nashville), told me, ‘All you have to do is swing hard.’ He and James are on the same page. Awesome video, Danny. Thank you.
Great video! Glad you mentioned senior golfers that don’t have the flexibility they once had. Being a senior golfer myself, may I recommend adding 5-10 minutes of stretching to what you already do, before hitting balls when applying this video to your swing. Truth be known, I’ve found stretching at least 20 minutes is more productive than hitting extra range balls. I feel stretching is an under appreciated must do before playing. Full body stretches!
Can you point me to a stretching regimen? I'm 61 years old and pretty athletic, so my flexibility is still pretty good, but I believe pevention is worth more than an ounce of cure...
Thank you for sharing your lesson with James. As always, the message you and James conveyed, was so clear and simple. At almost 71 years young, I can take this lesson to the range 👍
Wow. Had my best driving session at the range for ages! Love the focus on putting pressure on right and then left foot. Defo like the feeling of stability and balance that gave me confidence of swing fast. When combined with Danny's video with Pete Cowan I hit more long (for me) and straight drives today than I have done for so long!
I love Danny’s videos. He has a talent for breaking down swing sequences and explaining them in a way that I can understand and implement. I am very comfortable with most of the clubs in my bag but I still get scared to use my driver. I can’t wait to hit the driving range to try out these tips!
@@DanielMaude it’s been in the mid 20’s here for a few days now but I was able to hit a few drives at the range today. My dispersal is still varied but I somehow have better control. What was normally a hard slice to the right is now more of a cut. With more practice this should not only keep my ball in play but I should be hitting more of my second shots from the fairway! Thanks for the advice, I’m going to try the wrapped and taped towel drill.
This all makes so much sense and ive always been told to keep my arms low whereas my natural feeling is to lift them. As usual such good information. Thank you.
The towel drill can be a big help just for learning tempo for transition into the downswing even if you're not working on speed. Your hands get high and you have to pause to let the towel fall into place, then swing through. I'm going to give the drill a try because I do speed up my transition and I end up out of sequence.
I tried the higher backswing - swing speed went up from 90mph to 95mph and ball speed went from 132mph to 140mph; I also adopted the pre-swing waggle to reduce tension. Very interesting results …..
Blooming brilliant vid Danny. Thanks for arranging James to instruct you, helps us all understand no matter who you are or what your level is, you can always learn something new. Thanks again and stay warm
I watched this video earlier in the start of my golfing journey but wasn’t ready for the information. Now I’m back after watching the lesson you posted of this and it makes so much more sense
One of the most instructive videos for increased distance I've seen, and it looked like fun instead of the possibility ripping a major muscle group loose from attachment. No screaming involved, either. Great job!
Good information. I like how Danny talked about feeling “loose” and relaxed. I find myself during a round getting tighter as the round goes on and need to stay loose.
I was practicing speed from the Bryson C. Video and I had the same feeling. Actually felt more control by swinging for speed and I was straighter which seemed odd for me. Thanks for these videos. It was so important to understand that you need to practice speed 1st and then fix direction.
What a great video I am a senior golfer,I am on holiday at the moment I just cannot wait to get on the driving range when I get back to try out what you have do in this video. Thanks Graham Cross
@@DanielMaude It actually worked (sort of). I didn't get to the range but I actually tried it during my round. As expected, the first few swings were pretty bad (one weak pull left and one a bit thin), but my third one was awesome!. It was solid and I hit it about 15 yards further than usual (which isn't that long anyway as a 68 yo 5'6" male, but I was excited). Of course, I was so excited that I did it on my wedge shot and thinned it over the green 😆 but I was able to get up and down for a par! I definitely will work on it. Thanks Danny!
Top marks to the teacher & the pupil. A very interesting & helpful video. I will try some of the suggestions to improve distance. Danny & James need not worry that I will beat them.
Just received the excellent very clear practice plan. Keen golfers wanting to make good progress will find them invaluable. They were better than me making my own notes whilst watching the video. Wish I was 20 years old rather than 80 years old.
Fantastic lesson!...I'm a fit and strong 10 hdcp.....yet I always get out driven by my older and less fit friends....I'll take these tip to the range and start driving up to my potential!...Thanks.
Another cracking video Danny, as a great tutor, I hope you can now understand “bringing a smile to my face” feeling us pupils have when we follow your tuition.
A thoroughly enjoyable vid. James seems a natural as a teacher. He probably picked that up from you. Everything about this makes good sense and is really quite simple. Just need the weather to warm up a bit to go to the range. Please keep the good stuff coming.
Ok, I’m gonna go ahead and say what everyone else is thinking…. Danny is the best instructor on TH-cam. These lessons are visual, with clear explanations and demonstrations that include the trial and error learning process. If you’ve not watched the pitching video with Alastair, go watch it! It’s pure gold! Nicely done, Danny!
I follow Martin Borgman (sp?) , who jumps out of his shoes and am amazed at Kyle Berksheire (who jumps out of his shoes AND pants when he swings). I have NEVER seen a long driver whose swing is less radical, and following his instruction is so much more relatable to my swing. As always, a great video, Danny.
Danny, really enjoyed the insightful banter between you and James Tait in gaining speed and distance. I'm encouraged to take my drives to the next level. Great to see you smash it...big hitter!
awesome video Danny. Ive been following you for a while now and you always have great advice and detailed videos. Im using the winter season to work on some things and getting my hands higher is one of those things. This lesson is definitely one of things i will add in. Great video.
Great show once again Danny, to be honest I'd given up on my driving as my 3 wood is just as long but more controlled, but I think it's time to get over the range and start smashing it, with a smile instead of a frown, thanks again, keep them coming mate.
Unbelievable lesson Danny, I really needed to see a lesson like this because when I’m on the range I always feel like trying this but since I was never taught that it’s ok to raise my lead foot and to get my hands that high, I wouldn’t but now I can’t wait to get to the range to try this out. Thanks for thinking outside of the box and bringing someone in with a different goal and technique to swinging driver. Danny you always deliver!
8:03 +40yds from just adjusting the lateral spine angle really puts into perspective how many little things go into a golf shot. I would’ve never thought to add more spine angle, I figured it would’ve made me thin the ball. Great video and really appreciate the tips as a new golfer.
Brilliant video Danny. I've never heard anyone say that the lead arm could bend and keeping mine straight has really limited my swing. I cant wait to try this on the range. Thank you👍
Danny Maude - Simply the best. Always finds words and swing feelings to make his lessons understandable and "doable' for amateur golfers. My game has improved through his teachings. Tell your golfing friends about Danny's site. They will thank you for it.
Watched the same video yesterday different ( coach) and got nothing from it.Danny’s explanation as he used and understood the information was a big help to me . He really does break it down into usable knowledge.
Thanks for the video. James is a great presenter along with Danny, would be fab to see James demonstrating a full 1 of his sessions or taking us through his build up to a comp. Keep up the great work 💪💪💪
Great session. I particularly enjoyed the rolled up towel drill and have made one up. The points you talk about with respect to it helping with timing in the down swing and in particular, and transfer to the left hand side become really clear when practicing with the towel. Thanks and keep it up.
Great Video seeing you in the student role again. Constant learning is so important, as is may open your eyes for new concepts or drills or feels, which you can use for future lessons and videos. Also great for self reflection and improvement.
Excellent Danny... really helpful instruction...intend to incorporate this "move" in my routine in when I next vist the practice ground and course.John
What can I say, I've slightly fallen out of love with golf, the bad weather, courses closed, turning 75 but sitting here in Almeria no clubs I watched this annnd the itch is back 😊😊 cheers Danny
Loved this video Danny. I love how you are trying to learn this while teaching us how to hit bombs. When trying this I found that going with the weight shift and full turn did somehow help me hit it straighter. And longer. On my simulator anyway. I'll see in a few weeks if I can take this to the course. Hitting fairways is a challenge for me. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.
your happiness when you flew the range is infectious! I am going to mess around with this and, the other video about bouncing your ball over a basket with the irons from another video of yours, next time I go to the driving range.
That was an awesome session. I"m a guy who's focused probably too much on keeping my left arm rigidly straight, but it seems hard to really increase the clubhead speed. Watching your transformation was inspiring! I would comment more but I'm off to find the perfect towel...
I have always bent my left arm a bit. Trying to keep it ridged straight creates tension. When the arms and club come down, the club will straighten your arm back out. Lots of force coming down with speed!
Danny, I’ve watched you hit dozens of drives on your channel when demonstrating technique but never seen you hit the ball with such freedom and aggression - this swing is more like a tour pro than (with all due respect !), a teaching pro……well done !!
Thanks so much Philip
Its amazing seeing one of the best instructors on TH-cam putting himself out there like this, incredible. Also, never seen him smile this much in a video - thanks Danny!
It was so much fun to let it go. I tell my students to do this all the time and forgot to give the advise to myself
As a senior golfer ,76, I need all the help I can get. I'm going to the range. Love it!!
Have fun Fred
Watch your back Fred. Old boys like us don’t have the same flexibility as Danny
Thanks Michael. I agree
@fred It is amazing to me to see ANY golfer over 70 years old being active. I just started golfing at an old age after retiring and when I did 18 holes it took me 4 days to recover (and I go to 24 Hour Fitness three times a week). My whole family and many friends have been playing golf for over 30 years and I always thought it looked too easy but I can tell you it's one of the funnest and hardest sport that I've ever tried and what I like about it is that there are so many golf courses to play at.🏌️♀️
do you still walk
Danny, Ive been watching a lot of your teaching videos and they have helped my game. Just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to bring us along, you are up there with the best of them.
You are very welcome
This is why you have the best golf channel on TH-cam!
That’s really kind Todd
Great to see you with that epiphany smile of disbelief as the results from the lesson shine through. It’s usually you having that effect on your students.
Hope you can explain that to us mere mortals in the usual Danny Maude way. Thanks Danny!
💯 Craig, I will break it down for you in next weeks videos
Phenomenal content as always! This was such a good lesson! You can tell how easy it is for Danny to hear an instruction and apply it to the swing fast. So good!
It was really good fun
When a massively successful golf instructor puts a vid out of himself learning something new it’s just so honest.
No pedestal or lofted ego, it’s very refreshing,
To be fair most instructors online don’t seem egotistical but just want to help us hackers get better.
To me that’s the spirit of the whole game right there. 😉👍
thats really kind of you to say. Very much appreciated
Wow, especially the drill with the towel could be a game-changer. I need to try that soon! I also liked how the very speedy and far drives made you smile.
Try it - I’ve gained 30-40 yards
Tells all you need to know about Danny when he is willing to learn and slice--like the rest of us--as he adjusts. Excellent lesson
Thanks so much Bill
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Outstanding 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@Wahgwarn glad you enjoyed it
Danny, been following you for many years. This is without a doubt the best session ever. Terrific!
So glad you enjoyed it
I don't know who this Danny is but just started watching his videos today I need a really good golf instructor
@@U4Eye happy to help
Excellent video. Watching the teacher learn, adapt and execute. And to bring us along for the lesson to learn as well. Very generous and totally inspiring. Some of us aren’t dreaming of hitting it 300 but finding 225, or more, would be awesome enough and seems like a reachable goal with these drills and techniques so clearly demonstrated. Thanks again, Danny, for another fantastic video. You’re the best!
That’s really kind, I would love to hear how you get on
I’m going to give it a try. I’m able to go low occasionally (I shoot in the 70’s sometimes) but I’m driving it nowhere. Feels like I’ve tried everything to no avail. Frustrating to say the least. But thanks again for the inspiration. Really enjoyed watching you go at it! Good on you, brother!
I love the drill with the towel and the sense of freedom from allowing yourself to try and hit the ball hard! Can’t wait to take this out on the range and course!
Have fun
Danny, that excitement - that is why I play golf. Kid in candy store feeling! My favorite video of yours. Yes I’ve watched them all.
Danny. Tried this on the course today for the first time. Apart from a couple of loose ones (to be expected) easily added 20 yards. Golfing mates were asking what I’m doing different. Literally longest I have ever hit the ball, I was getting places I get with roll in summer. Just need to make it more consistent now. Thank you!
I bet that felt great, well doen and thanks for taking the time to share
Thanks for the lesson! Senior golfer here (74). I will need to get more flexibility to get that turn. I have lost distance over the years but I have developed very good dispersion. I will need to work and find my hardest swing that I can control. In my younger years I had a much more violent swing. After playing more than 35 years of golf I ended up getting lower back surgery. I have taught myself a swing that gets the ball out there carrying 210 yds and roll out another 20 yards. I am always in search of gaining more distance. I will use these tips and work on getting more flexibility to gain more distance.
This is great stuff. A classic lesson - more than anything reminding us to play without inhibition. ‘ And hit it hard ‘ Thanks Danny & James
Thanks John, I really enjoyed this. So easy to get too static at times
@@DanielMaudeJust given this 10 balls on the range - 2 degrees C, into northerly breeze - and crikey what a diiference getting left heel up and hands high at the top makes 💡. As you said ‘ Bloody hell ‘
This was fun today Danny! With sooooooo much information out there and trying to implement EVERYTHING it gets in the way of just going out and enjoying the game. I have learned a lot watching you and trying bits and pieces to my game. But ultimately it all gets into my head trying so hard to get my handicap down. I am a 60 year old man that just wants to play the game well enough to enjoy it! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and wisdom, it encouraging.
It certainly can David, sometimes it’s great to take off the shackles
One of my favorite teaching professionals, Oliver Peacock (Belle Meade CC in Nashville), told me, ‘All you have to do is swing hard.’ He and James are on the same page. Awesome video, Danny. Thank you.
Give it a a good smash Bill
Great video! Glad you mentioned senior golfers that don’t have the flexibility they once had. Being a senior golfer myself, may I recommend adding 5-10 minutes of stretching to what you already do,
before hitting balls when applying this video to your swing. Truth be known, I’ve found stretching at least 20 minutes is more productive than hitting extra range balls. I feel stretching is an under appreciated must do before playing. Full body stretches!
I agree entirely
Can you point me to a stretching regimen? I'm 61 years old and pretty athletic, so my flexibility is still pretty good, but I believe pevention is worth more than an ounce of cure...
Thank you for sharing your lesson with James.
As always, the message you and James conveyed, was so clear and simple. At almost 71 years young, I can take this lesson to the range 👍
Wow. Had my best driving session at the range for ages! Love the focus on putting pressure on right and then left foot. Defo like the feeling of stability and balance that gave me confidence of swing fast. When combined with Danny's video with Pete Cowan I hit more long (for me) and straight drives today than I have done for so long!
That’s brilliant to hear
I re-watched this: you're transmitting the same joy your older player had when he gained 100 yards with the "swoosh"! Wonderful video!
We all love to smack it
great lesson Danny. And indeed impressive that you are modest enough to accept advice.
I appreciate that! I always feel we are learners first. There’s always more to learn
I love Danny’s videos. He has a talent for breaking down swing sequences and explaining them in a way that I can understand and implement. I am very comfortable with most of the clubs in my bag but I still get scared to use my driver. I can’t wait to hit the driving range to try out these tips!
Love to hear how you get on with this one Michael
@@DanielMaude it’s been in the mid 20’s here for a few days now but I was able to hit a few drives at the range today. My dispersal is still varied but I somehow have better control. What was normally a hard slice to the right is now more of a cut. With more practice this should not only keep my ball in play but I should be hitting more of my second shots from the fairway! Thanks for the advice, I’m going to try the wrapped and taped towel drill.
This all makes so much sense and ive always been told to keep my arms low whereas my natural feeling is to lift them. As usual such good information. Thank you.
Thank you Belinda all the best
The towel drill can be a big help just for learning tempo for transition into the downswing even if you're not working on speed. Your hands get high and you have to pause to let the towel fall into place, then swing through. I'm going to give the drill a try because I do speed up my transition and I end up out of sequence.
I tried the higher backswing - swing speed went up from 90mph to 95mph and ball speed went from 132mph to 140mph; I also adopted the pre-swing waggle to reduce tension. Very interesting results …..
Amazing to hear Mike
Good to know! That’s what I’m looking for.
Blooming brilliant vid Danny. Thanks for arranging James to instruct you, helps us all understand no matter who you are or what your level is, you can always learn something new.
Thanks again and stay warm
Absolutely 👌
Thanks!
That’s really kind Mark
I watched this video earlier in the start of my golfing journey but wasn’t ready for the information. Now I’m back after watching the lesson you posted of this and it makes so much more sense
@_K_W thank you for your support. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
That was great. James has the same nice friendly simple teaching method as Danny.
Totally agree!
One of the most instructive videos for increased distance I've seen, and it looked like fun instead of the possibility ripping a major muscle group loose from attachment. No screaming involved, either. Great job!
It was loads of fun Timothy
Good information. I like how Danny talked about feeling “loose” and relaxed. I find myself during a round getting tighter as the round goes on and need to stay loose.
Valeu!
That’s really kind thank you
Wow. What a lesson. Thanks DM.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was practicing speed from the Bryson C. Video and I had the same feeling. Actually felt more control by swinging for speed and I was straighter which seemed odd for me. Thanks for these videos. It was so important to understand that you need to practice speed 1st and then fix direction.
Thank you Franks 😁
What a great video I am a senior golfer,I am on holiday at the moment I just cannot wait to get on the driving range when I get back to try out what you have do in this video. Thanks Graham Cross
Love to hear how it goes Graham
Wow! Watching this really makes me excited about getting to the range to try out myself.
Thanks Danny 🎉❤
Love to hear how it goes
@@DanielMaude It actually worked (sort of). I didn't get to the range but I actually tried it during my round. As expected, the first few swings were pretty bad (one weak pull left and one a bit thin), but my third one was awesome!. It was solid and I hit it about 15 yards further than usual (which isn't that long anyway as a 68 yo 5'6" male, but I was excited). Of course, I was so excited that I did it on my wedge shot and thinned it over the green 😆 but I was able to get up and down for a par! I definitely will work on it. Thanks Danny!
This is one of the best videos I’ve ever watched thanks can’t wait to get to the range
All the best Robert
Top marks to the teacher & the pupil.
A very interesting & helpful video.
I will try some of the suggestions to improve distance.
Danny & James need not worry that I will beat them.
Just received the excellent very clear practice plan.
Keen golfers wanting to make good progress will find them invaluable.
They were better than me making my own notes whilst watching the video.
Wish I was 20 years old rather than 80 years old.
Glad it was helpful Alan 😁
You can do it Ken
Fantastic lesson!...I'm a fit and strong 10 hdcp.....yet I always get out driven by my older and less fit friends....I'll take these tip to the range and start driving up to my potential!...Thanks.
Great tips on getting the sequence right, loading and unloading, and having fun to create more speed.
Glad you liked it!
Another cracking video Danny, as a great tutor, I hope you can now understand “bringing a smile to my face” feeling us pupils have when we follow your tuition.
So kind Graham, I just love it
A thoroughly enjoyable vid.
James seems a natural as a teacher. He probably picked that up from you.
Everything about this makes good sense and is really quite simple.
Just need the weather to warm up a bit to go to the range.
Please keep the good stuff coming.
Glad you enjoyed it! It was great to have him on the channel
it is so much fun to watch each and every time.I use to all videos .But know i have stopped that and only watch yours Danny
Ok, I’m gonna go ahead and say what everyone else is thinking….
Danny is the best instructor on TH-cam. These lessons are visual, with clear explanations and demonstrations that include the trial and error learning process.
If you’ve not watched the pitching video with Alastair, go watch it! It’s pure gold!
Nicely done, Danny!
That’s super kind Chad thank you so much for the support
Great to be watching from Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. You're my go to man. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the support Rob
The best on TH-cam! Thanks Danny!
Thanks so much for the support
I follow Martin Borgman (sp?) , who jumps out of his shoes and am amazed at Kyle Berksheire (who jumps out of his shoes AND pants when he swings). I have NEVER seen a long driver whose swing is less radical, and following his instruction is so much more relatable to my swing. As always, a great video, Danny.
That’s exactly what I thought Jeffrey
So many great points on this video. Great work, Danny! I’ll be doing this at the range this weekend! Thank you!
Have fun Kyle
Danny, really enjoyed the insightful banter between you and James Tait in gaining speed and distance. I'm encouraged to take my drives to the next level. Great to see you smash it...big hitter!
awesome video Danny. Ive been following you for a while now and you always have great advice and detailed videos. Im using the winter season to work on some things and getting my hands higher is one of those things. This lesson is definitely one of things i will add in. Great video.
Thank you Jason happy to help and appreciate the support!
Excellent video, Danny. Thanks so much, James for sharing your drill. Will start using it immediately. Good luck in your long drive journey. Cheers.
He was really good
Great show once again Danny, to be honest I'd given up on my driving as my 3 wood is just as long but more controlled, but I think it's time to get over the range and start smashing it, with a smile instead of a frown, thanks again, keep them coming mate.
Unbelievable lesson Danny, I really needed to see a lesson like this because when I’m on the range I always feel like trying this but since I was never taught that it’s ok to raise my lead foot and to get my hands that high, I wouldn’t but now I can’t wait to get to the range to try this out. Thanks for thinking outside of the box and bringing someone in with a different goal and technique to swinging driver. Danny you always deliver!
Thank you Arnold! Appreciate you taking the time to comment 👍
What a lesson! Simple, accurate and powerful. THANKS!
Love it using the legs to sort of throw the club back! I always struggle to start the club moving hopefully this works
8:03 +40yds from just adjusting the lateral spine angle really puts into perspective how many little things go into a golf shot. I would’ve never thought to add more spine angle, I figured it would’ve made me thin the ball. Great video and really appreciate the tips as a new golfer.
@cvallager thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it and enjoy your golf 👍🏻
getting a towel taped up right now! Thanks, yesterday I played with a few big hitters and it would be great to send a few like them.
Excellent session, Danny. Great to see you master the new tips so quickly and successfully. Such an inspiration! Thank you!
Very interesting to see that a master teacher can be such a listening student. Your implementation of the instruction was seriously impressive.
Super kind Ian, I will forever be a student. I believe we never stop learning
Brilliant video Danny. I've never heard anyone say that the lead arm could bend and keeping mine straight has really limited my swing. I cant wait to try this on the range. Thank you👍
Danny Maude - Simply the best. Always finds words and swing feelings to make his lessons understandable and "doable' for amateur golfers. My game has improved through his teachings. Tell your golfing friends about Danny's site. They will thank you for it.
That was so much fun to watch! I love the towel idea as well!
Glad you liked it!! Me too
Wow, what a fantastic lesson Danny, so awesome to see you on the range learning and passing it on. Love the trigger moves and towel drill
Thank you Anthony 😁
Watched the same video yesterday different ( coach) and got nothing from it.Danny’s explanation as he used and understood the information was a big help to me . He really does break it down into usable knowledge.
Happy to help 👍
Thanks for the video. James is a great presenter along with Danny, would be fab to see James demonstrating a full 1 of his sessions or taking us through his build up to a comp. Keep up the great work 💪💪💪
Great idea
A similar drill to your rope trick Danny, with more resistance. Inspired once again! Thank you
Absolutely Roger
Great lesson! I really enjoyed this video! I feel like I can do this! Thanks Danny
Danny:
I'm soooo happy for you!
(And for me to try these tactics)
Best regards,
Todd
Thanks so much Todd
Great session. I particularly enjoyed the rolled up towel drill and have made one up. The points you talk about with respect to it helping with timing in the down swing and in particular, and transfer to the left hand side become really clear when practicing with the towel. Thanks and keep it up.
Thank you Neil! Appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Wow, what a powerful lesson. Great job Danny and James!
The movement with your feet is what I call 'treading grapes' A well known tour player does it and his driving is pure.
Thanks for sharing Nigel
Great. Really enjoyed Danny learning himself how to hit it further. So encouraging for the rest of us.
Amazing work here demonstrating how to hit longer drives. Thank you!
Danny, thanks for sharing. This is one of your best training videos. Well done!
Great Video seeing you in the student role again. Constant learning is so important, as is may open your eyes for new concepts or drills or feels, which you can use for future lessons and videos. Also great for self reflection and improvement.
I love to learn Simon, it’s something that is a never ending journey
Excellent Danny... really helpful instruction...intend to incorporate this "move" in my routine in when I next vist the practice ground and course.John
I’ll be trying that tomorrow. Thanks Danny
Have fun Denise
What can I say, I've slightly fallen out of love with golf, the bad weather, courses closed, turning 75 but sitting here in Almeria no clubs I watched this annnd the itch is back 😊😊 cheers Danny
Go for it Dave
Amazing Danny & James. Will try next time i’m on the course
Have fun
Thank you Danny, great lesson for you, me and your following. I just finished taping the ends of a towel.
Let me know how you get on Alvin 👍
Just made my lag towel !! Amazing. Thank you !
Loved this video Danny. I love how you are trying to learn this while teaching us how to hit bombs. When trying this I found that going with the weight shift and full turn did somehow help me hit it straighter. And longer. On my simulator anyway. I'll see in a few weeks if I can take this to the course. Hitting fairways is a challenge for me. Thanks again. Keep up the good work.
Happy to help 😁
James Tait is not only a great bomber, he’s also a great and talented instructor. I learned so much watching this video. Brilliant! 👏🏼
Thank you Eugene 😁 James was great 👍
your happiness when you flew the range is infectious! I am going to mess around with this and, the other video about bouncing your ball over a basket with the irons from another video of yours, next time I go to the driving range.
It was so much fun
Danny, you’re a blessing to the Golfing world brother!!!
Thank you 🙏
I enjoy the forever learning strategy of Danny Maude.
Absolutely excellent Danny. Thanks James.
Glad you enjoyed it
you bring us challenges every week. Love this lesson.
Great lesson Danny! My 55 years in golf have been so conservative, simply worrying about contact and position! I’m ready to “Send It”!!!
Have fun
Awesome video guys! I appreciate it. I haven't put into the practice yet, but I can't wait to try these practice tips. I feel more confident already
That was an awesome session. I"m a guy who's focused probably too much on keeping my left arm rigidly straight, but it seems hard to really increase the clubhead speed. Watching your transformation was inspiring! I would comment more but I'm off to find the perfect towel...
Have fun Warren
I have always bent my left arm a bit. Trying to keep it ridged straight creates tension. When the arms and club come down, the club will straighten your arm back out. Lots of force coming down with speed!
Terry Cork
Great Danny. Loved the way you put the power in with the towel.
Glad you liked it Terry, really easy to do and fun too
Brilliant video. Some great content from you both.
Glad you enjoyed it Colin
Great video Danny, you and Mike Malaska are my golf gods.
Really happy to help Roy
So good Danny…thanks for this.
Seems like that initial move might be better for your back.
Very generous of you James…thanks.
Absolutely, it felt really easy
Tried this on the range today and added at least 10% more distance on every club with a much straighter ball flight! Brilliant thanks Danny!👍🏻
Huge fan of your content watching your channel my hdcp drop from 6.6 to 0.9 in 1 1/2 years!
That’s amazing Geocanny well done and thanks for taking the time to share